Trim the tough
silverskin off the tenderloin if it hasn't been done by the butcher.
sushi - grade maguro (tuna), roughly chopped with any
thick silverskin removed 3 - 4 green onions, minced (greens only) 2 - 3 tbsps mayonnaise (to desired consistency) Sriracha sauce (optional)
I love working with pork tenderloin (though I'm not a fan of the job of slicing off
the silverskin — always afraid I'll cut myself).
Begin by cutting
the silverskin off the pork tenderloin.
Using a sharp boning knife, remove
the silverskin from the tenderloin.
You can leave it on but the ribs will be chewy and
the silverskin will block the rub from getting onto the back of the ribs.
Removing
the silverskin, a waxy membrane on the bone side of the rack, requires a bit of practice but it's not difficult.
Spare ribs, on the other hand, should be trimmed to remove the rib tips, skirt meat and
the silverskin (the dull white membrane on the rib side of the slab).
There is another thin layer of membrane - like material beneath
the silverskin.
Trim the roast of
any silverskin and extraneous fat.
Any cut should work as long as all the fat, gristle,
silverskin and tendons are removed.
Gwyneth prepped her butts and I readied the ribs by peeling off
the silverskin and generously basting the ribs with mustard and dry rub getting them ready for a little rest in the RV's refrigerator overnight.
The silverskin buckwheat flour we call for in this recipe can't be swapped out for darker, nuttier conventional buckwheat flour.
Trim
the silverskin and any excess fat off the short ribs, and season them with the 1 tablespoon salt and the pepper.
The dry beans are machine milled to remove the parchment and
silverskin, and the resulting green beans sorted and graded.