Butchers paper

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Butchers paper

Postby Jediboy » 31 May 2017, 10:51

Hi
I have a few recipes that require the use of butchers paper. I tried my local butcher last year and he said he may be able to get me some. However in the meantime I used grease proof paper.
Does anyone have any experience around using this, and is there a good substitute for butchers paper?
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Re: Butchers paper

Postby Geordie888 » 01 Jun 2017, 04:08

It's not cheap online.

Pink/Peach Butcher Paper in Carry Tube, FDA Approved and the original paper for Texas style BBQ (18'' x 150Ft Roll) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01N1N3B3X/ ... lzbRDEYT1X


Or

https://www.fireflybbq.eu/collections/proq-accessories

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Re: Butchers paper

Postby JBBQ » 01 Jun 2017, 09:51

its more like baking parchment but thicker

it does give a unique result as it doesn't "seal" the meat in it can kinda breath, and it absorbs grease rather than deflecting it if that makes sense?
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Re: Butchers paper

Postby Jediboy » 01 Jun 2017, 11:30

Thanks for the replies.
I had looked on Amazon and was surprised by how expensive it was, but it seems that it is probably worth it. May have to treat myself.
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Re: Butchers paper

Postby Jediboy » 27 Jul 2017, 09:40

I got some from my local butcher in the end. He seemed surprised at the request as they don't normally sell it. £2.50 for a roll. And it works well.
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