The phrase "abundant meat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large quantity or plentiful supply of meat, often in the context of food or culinary discussions.
Example: "The feast featured an abundant meat selection, including roast beef, grilled chicken, and succulent lamb."
Alternatives: "plentiful meat" or "ample meat".
Six years ago he started selling rare-breed turkeys from Kansas and now runs a $6.5 million business with customers like the chef Mario Batali and home cooks with abundant meat budgets.
"In the West many of us have grown up with cheap, abundant meat," says food futurologist Morgaine Gaye.
Elsewhere, it states that happiness comes from abundant meat and wine (for men) and new clothing (for women).
If you protest that factory farming's saving grace is that it is produces abundant, cheap meat, consider that American meat is almost certainly too abundant and too cheap.
The investigation revealed that when animals and people consume diets rich in choline (a compound abundant in meat, poultry, and eggs), their gut microbes can transform the choline to trimethylamine.
Because amino acids are more abundant in meat than in plants, it has been hypothesized that the pseudogenization of Tas1r1 in the giant panda was related to its dietary switch from a carnivore to a vegetarian (Li et al. 2010; Zhao, Yang, et al. 2010).
Low in fat, low in food miles, free range, and abundant, few meats are more sustainable.
LA is the precursor for the synthesis of AA, which is abundant in red meat and meat fat.
Water is the most abundant component of meat.
Served in a decent restaurant, the omul's abundant, light gray meat tastes not unlike flounder, bland and only slightly fishy.
Toklas writes in her "Food in the Bugey" chapter that "as the dreary dismal months dragged on provisioning became easier and more abundant, except for meat and butter," and she adds, "More people came to see us, even from Lyon, which is seventy miles distant.
