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Beef It’s What’s for Dinner!
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Wholesale Cuts 1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10
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Wholesale Cuts 1Chuck 2 Rib 3Short Loin 4Sirloin 5Rump 6 Round 7 Flank 8 Shortplate 9 Brisket 10 Shank
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Retail Cuts
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Marbling and Fat Fat surrounds muscles Marbling is fat that runs through the muscle The leaner the cut, the tougher the meat is to chew
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Steak vs Roast? Steak is a thin slice from a muscle mass Roast is the whole muscle mass from a particular area
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Methods of cooking
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Broil * Grill * Panfry –Fast cooking –High heat –Short time
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Stew –Slow cooked in heavy pan with liquid added
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Roast –Slow cooked in oven roasting pan
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Chuck
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Characteristics: –Heavy muscle –Less tender Best used for: – Stew Meat – Pot Roast Cooking method: – Braise – Stew
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Rib
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Characteristics: –Most tender –Most marbling Best served as: Steak Roast Cooking method: Grill Roast
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Short Loin
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Characteristics: –Most tender –Most marbling Best used for: –Steak –Roast Cooking method: –Grill –Roast
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Sirloin
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Characteristics: –Tender –Light marbling Best used for: –Steak Cooking method : –Broil –Grill
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Round
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Characteristics: –Tender –Less marbling Best used for: –Steak & Roast Cooking method: –Broil –Grill
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Round Steak
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Top Round Steak
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Flank
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Characteristics: –Tough –Less marbling Best used for: –Stew –Stuffed Cooking: –Braise or Stew
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Shortplate
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Flank Steak
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Brisket
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Characteristics –Tough –Less marbling Best used for: –Corned Beef –Stew Cooking method: –Braise –Stew –Boil
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Shank
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Hamburger
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Stew Meat
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Summary More marbling –Most tender –Less cooking time Less marbling –Less tender –More cooking time and with liquid added
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