Beef
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Posted by admin | Posted in Cooking Guide/Cooking Tips | Posted on 06-08-2009
Tags: aitch-bone, beef, bladebone, brisket, entrecote, fillets, flank, ribs, rump, sirloin, topside
 The lean should be a clear bright red, and the fat firm and pale cream in colour. The very best joints MUST have a certain mount of fat on them.
a) Roasting
Cut to choose : Sirloin, Ribs, Fillet, Aitch-bone (good quality), Topside, Rump.
Cooking time : 15 minutes per lb plus 15 minutes over. Well done, 20 minutes per lb. plus 20 minutes over, or 40 minutes per lb. in very slow oven.
Accompaniments : Mustard, Horseradish sauce, Yorkshire pudding, Roast potatoes, Thin gravy.
b) Grilling or Frying
Cut to choose : Rump, Fillet, Sirloin, Entrecote.
Cooking Time : 5-15 minutes depending on thickness and personal preference.
Accompaniments : Chipped or mashed potatoes, Salad, Tomatoes, Mushrooms.
c) Stewing or Braising
Cut to choose : Skirt or Chuck, Bladebone, ‘Leg of Mutton’ cut, Brisket, Flank.
Cooking Time : 1.5-3 hours.
Accompaniments : Mixed vegetables, Dumplings, Thickened gravy.
d) Pickling or Boiling
Cut to choose : Brisket, Shin or leg, Silverside, Flank, Aitch-Bone.
Cooking Time : 1.5-3 hours.
Accompaniments : Vegetables or salad.
e) Stock for Soup
Cut to choose : Neck, Shin or leg, Cold, Marrowbone, Oxtail, Flank.
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