Suet

[Mark79]

Has anyone recently been able to find beef suet anywhere in BKK?

I read a thread from 2011 on here that it was available in Villa. I've just searched the isles of the Villa near Suk 33 with no luck, but not been upto the Thonglor one yet.

Fancy making a nice steak and kidney pudding or some mince and dumplings.

Cheers,

Mark

[webworldly]

Hey Mark.....as of a year or so ago, you could raw, unprocessed beef suet (also beef marrow "in bone", and pork lard) at Villa Market on Sukhumvit Soi 11 or at Foodland on Sukhumvit Soi 5. I don't recall exact prices other than to say it was all priced closer to remnant cuts as opposed to premium cuts.

I hope that helps you.

CHEERS!

D

[RabC]

http://www.wwmco.asia/index.php/shop-1/meat/beef.html?p=3 have beef suet and they ship to most places.

[Mark79]

Thanks for the info and the web link, think i'll give them a try and order a few sausages and pork pies too.

[RabC]

Thanks for the info and the web link, think i'll give them a try and order a few sausages and pork pies too.

The Sausages are great, the Pork Pies mediocre

[NoshowJones]

Hey Mark.....as of a year or so ago, you could raw, unprocessed beef suet (also beef marrow "in bone", and pork lard) at Villa Market on Sukhumvit Soi 11 or at Foodland on Sukhumvit Soi 5. I don't recall exact prices other than to say it was all priced closer to remnant cuts as opposed to premium cuts.

I hope that helps you.

CHEERS!

D

[NoshowJones]

Hey Mark.....as of a year or so ago, you could raw, unprocessed beef suet (also beef marrow "in bone", and pork lard) at Villa Market on Sukhumvit Soi 11 or at Foodland on Sukhumvit Soi 5. I don't recall exact prices other than to say it was all priced closer to remnant cuts as opposed to premium cuts.

I hope that helps you.

CHEERS!

D

When you mention suet, what about Atora? I used to buy it here, but I have looked everywhere in Bangkok and Pattaya. Foodland, Villa etc. Anyone know where I can find it?

[RabC]

Hey Mark.....as of a year or so ago, you could raw, unprocessed beef suet (also beef marrow "in bone", and pork lard) at Villa Market on Sukhumvit Soi 11 or at Foodland on Sukhumvit Soi 5. I don't recall exact prices other than to say it was all priced closer to remnant cuts as opposed to premium cuts.

I hope that helps you.

CHEERS!

D

When you mention suet, what about Atora? I used to buy it here, but I have looked everywhere in Bangkok and Pattaya. Foodland, Villa etc. Anyone know where I can find it?

Friendship (Pattaya) sometimes stock the veggie Atora

[NoshowJones]

Hey Mark.....as of a year or so ago, you could raw, unprocessed beef suet (also beef marrow "in bone", and pork lard) at Villa Market on Sukhumvit Soi 11 or at Foodland on Sukhumvit Soi 5. I don't recall exact prices other than to say it was all priced closer to remnant cuts as opposed to premium cuts.

I hope that helps you.

CHEERS!

D

When you mention suet, what about Atora? I used to buy it here, but I have looked everywhere in Bangkok and Pattaya. Foodland, Villa etc. Anyone know where I can find it?

Friendship (Pattaya) sometimes stock the veggie Atora

Thanks Mr Nesbitt, I will be in Pattaya next week and will look in.

[NBD]

Just go to any beef shop at the market. I bought about 3kg for 100 baht. Great for frying chips in too.

[RabC]

Just go to any beef shop at the market. I bought about 3kg for 100 baht. Great for frying chips in too.

Ohhhhhhhh Naughty but so nice.

[butterisbetter]

Just go to any beef shop at the market. I bought about 3kg for 100 baht. Great for frying chips in too.

Was the fat already rendered or did you have to do that yourself?

[NBD]

Rendered it myself. About 2 hours in the oven on low heat. Do the same with pork fat for regular cooking and duck for roast veg and confit. Lovely stuff and way cleaner taste than cooking oil imo.

[RabC]

Rendered it myself. About 2 hours in the oven on low heat. Do the same with pork fat for regular cooking and duck for roast veg and confit. Lovely stuff and way cleaner taste than cooking oil imo.

I have been doing my own pork and duck fat but hadn't thought of Beef, too lazy as the local butcher supplies it.