Does anybody know a good place to get MEAT for your BBQ? (Markham/Scarborough)

[Krakilin0405]

I'm looking for a meat place in Markham or Scarborough where I can buy pre-seasoned meat, so I can just throw it on my BBQ without much prep work.

Thanks



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[3weddings]

Costco has some decent pre-seasoned meats

Also check on Main St. Markham, at the Village Grocer.

There is always Longos too.

[Poepoies]

Meat that is pre-seasoned is usually drier, good for slow-cooking cuts like brisket, hams, ribs, pulled-pork, etc.

Steaks that are pre-seasoned lose a lot of moisture- u can just throw some Clubhouse spices on a good cut of meat just before BBQing and it will work out fine.

Costco,
Longos, Michael-Angelos - if you don't mind price
There is also a butcher-shoppe on Hwy48, north of Hwy 7, forgot the name....

[leungly]

I've been here and it looked not bad however I don't have first hand experience.

http://www.stuartcarroll.ca/stuart/locations.htm

On Main St. in Markham.

[macy69]

The butcher shop on Kingston Rd; in the Silver Mile plaza

[nalababe]

any half decent cut needs not be preseasoned....just add sea salt at the point of cooking.

[kingpin111]

The butcher shop on Kingston Rd; in the Silver Mile plaza

agreed!

I think Costas meat market on the other side of scarborough(west of warden on the north side of ellesmere has preseasoned meat also. not sure though.

[gordholio]

any half decent cut needs not be preseasoned....just add sea salt at the point of cooking.

Or just regular salt.
I cook in my oven and add salt, pepper and sometimes garlic powder or real garlic.

[duckdown]

I usually use kosher salt

[Magoo]

M&M Meat Shops

[duckdown]

If you want some places in Etobicoke or Mississauga, I have some of those

Markham sucks

[GangStarr]

The butcher shop on Kingston Rd; in the Silver Mile plaza

It's worth the drive, the butcher shop is the best!