Poll: Favorite type of meat?

[Gaiseric]

If I had to go with one it would be beef. Nothing better to me than a nice steak.

I've been known to make some tasty creations with chicken and pork. Those two are a close second and third.

Alright I'm BBQ'n tonight. I HUNGER!

 

[chromewarriorXIII]

I agree with the OP, buffalo is delicious. It's also leaner than beef.

Mmm... bison burgers... mmm... bison steak...

 

[MisterM2402]

Oh yes, I do enjoy the succulence of a freshly roasted Vegetarian. Mm-mmmm...

 

[SwimmingRock]

Other: goose. Best damned thing I've ever eaten. In the oven until perfect. Melts in your mouth and so damn tasty. Oh, how I wish I could afford it again...

EDIT:

There's an argument that fish isnt meat. Just saying.

What does the argument consist of, out of interest?

Most of the meat eaten, as far as I'm aware, is essentially musculature. Fish has that.

According to my vegetarian, veterinarian friend who eats fish, it's to do with a lack of the brain parts necessary to feel pain. Smarter animals suffer when slaughtered. Fish just die.

 

[SnowyGamester]

If you don't like chicken, there is something wrong with you.

 

[thylasos]

There's an argument that fish isnt meat. Just saying.

What does the argument consist of, out of interest?

Most of the meat eaten, as far as I'm aware, is essentially musculature. Fish has that.

I'm not to sure on the specifics, but I think it's more a "I eat fish but I'm still vegetarian" argument claiming fish have less right to live or whatever it is they want to justify their hypocrisy with.

On an unrelated note, what are your reasons for turning veggie?

OT: A really good piece of beef is all I need to be a happy lass.

Ah, that thing. As it is, I'm a proper vegetarian, originally due to my conversion to buddhism, which has later been reinforced by environmental (efficient use of land and so on) reasons, and now it's simply not appealing to me any more. The other reasons are at the back of my mind, but it simply doesn't occur to me, or appeal to me, to eat meat any more.

 

[FalloutJack]

There's an argument that fish isnt meat. Just saying.

Catholics don't count fish as meat in Lent. 'Tis true.

OT: Chicken, actually. I've had some very fine meals involving chicken.

(Mind you, I've actually had tender-and-juicy filet mignon, but good chicken is also more affordable.)

 

[PimpHandofGod]

I haven't had deer in years but its the first thing that comes to mind.

 

[ace_of_something]

There's an argument that fish isnt meat. Just saying.

Catholics don't count fish as meat in Lent. 'Tis true.

OT: Chicken, actually. I've had some very fine meals involving chicken.

(Mind you, I've actually had tender-and-juicy filet mignon, but good chicken is also more affordable.)

It's not that we don't count it as meat... it's not 'red meat'.

Also saying it's not meat because it doesn't have a higher brain function like many vegetarians do is just splitting hairs.

edit: OT Chicken easily, I'll eat it pretty much however it's prepared.
Buffalo in any form other than hamburger is actually kinda chewy and gross.

 

[FalloutJack]

There's an argument that fish isnt meat. Just saying.

Catholics don't count fish as meat in Lent. 'Tis true.

OT: Chicken, actually. I've had some very fine meals involving chicken.

(Mind you, I've actually had tender-and-juicy filet mignon, but good chicken is also more affordable.)

It's not that we don't count it as meat... it's not 'red meat'.

Also saying it's not meat because it doesn't have a higher brain function is really stupid and splitting hairs.

Hey, you know I didn't mean it literally. Lay off.

 

[Sexual Harassment Panda]

Lamb.

Specifically lamb shanks cooked to perfection where the meat falls straight off the bone.

This, coated in paprika, is immense.

 

[Jharry5]

Am I really the only one who loves Turkey?
...
Though I do love me some rare beef, turkey's perfect when cooked well.
My mouth's watering just at the thought of it.

 

[TheTim]

Buffalo is very good and probably my favorite, but pretty expensive.

so i'd have to say chicken, because you can do so many things with it.

 

[Wapox]

Where's the Bacon???

I know it could go under Pork.. but BACON should have it's own category!!!

 

[ace_of_something]

There's an argument that fish isnt meat. Just saying.

Catholics don't count fish as meat in Lent. 'Tis true.

OT: Chicken, actually. I've had some very fine meals involving chicken.

(Mind you, I've actually had tender-and-juicy filet mignon, but good chicken is also more affordable.)

It's not that we don't count it as meat... it's not 'red meat'.

Also saying it's not meat because it doesn't have a higher brain function is really stupid and splitting hairs.

Hey, you know I didn't mean it literally. Lay off.

Honestly, I didn't. Nor did I mean to sound aggressive I edit'd muh post so it's clearer what I meant.

 

[subtlefuge]

Am I really the only one who loves Turkey?
...
Though I do love me some rare beef, turkey's perfect when cooked well.
My mouth's watering just at the thought of it.

You are most certainly not. I quite regularly cook up a whole turkey and we eat it over the course of a long weekend. When it's cooked right, it's the best thing in the world.

 

[emeraldrafael]

Snip

KI never said anyhting about that, just that its not meat to some people. Chicken isnt red meat, and you cant eat that.

 

[SereneMidnight]

Deer meat. I find it really savory and really tender.

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

Pork.

I am irish. My love of ham is a part of my very DNA.