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red meat
noun
- any meat that is dark-colored before cooking, as beef, lamb, venison, or mutton ( white meat ).
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Harvard researchers have found that increasing the amount of red meat you consume may, in some cases, raise the risk of early death.
I turned to ground turkey as an alternative to ground beef, and what started as a way to help me cut red meat from my diet became an enjoyable exercise in cooking.
Although he recognized the political difficulty of telling Americans they can’t eat any more red meat, Gates said he sees real potential in plant-based alternatives from companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods.
I stopped eating red meat and pork, very rarely eat cheese and other high-fat dairy products, barely touch alcohol, cut back on portions and sweets, and quit fried foods cold turkey.
If you’ve been serving a steady diet of red meat, your customers won’t suddenly accept chicken or tofu.
Limbaugh makes comments like this because his right-wing fans require a non–stop diet of race-baiting red meat.
But his poor showing is not for lack of trying, and the red meat he now tosses to the base is at least of a novel variety.
“This is red meat on the campaign trail for Republicans,” he said.
I told her I was up for it and prepared by abstaining from alcohol, coffee, red meat, and sex for two days prior to the ceremony.
Palin then goes on to offer conservatives so much red meat that the network should come with a health warning.
Sassafras, youre feeding Tessie too much red meat, said Tootles, shifting his metaphors as Sam came to the rescue.
Well, there is uric acid in red meat, so let us forbid rheumatic people to eat it!
They ate at T-bone Tommy's, consuming a vast quantity of red meat with but a minor accompaniment of vegetables.
The firm white and red meat and a bit called the "coral" are the parts to be eaten.
It stimulated her appetite, too, and she managed to swallow a few spoonfuls of the soup and a little lean, red meat of a chop.
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