14h ago
inSeeing a shift towards bone-in roasts at my counter
My counter saw the same switch about two years back, starting with prime rib. That bone really does make a difference for keeping things moist in the oven, doesn't it? I had to re-learn how to tie a roast with the rib bones attached because customers kept asking for it. Now I just assume someone will want the bones for stock, so I wrap them up without being asked. Are your regulars getting more chatty about their cooking methods too?