The Shin (Hough), Neck & Clod are more economical cuts and are generally suited for stewing and casseroling, they are also suitable for mincing.
The Shin is one of the toughest cuts, but has a rich flavour and great texture when cooked slowly over a long period of time. All these cuts add a rich texture and flavour to casseroles and stews.
How many percentage do these sections contribute to the whole carcass??
Shin (Hough), Neck & Clod
Shin (Hough) 6.0%
Neck 8.5%
Clod 11.0%
Neck 8.5%
Clod 11.0%
Cooking Method
Shin (Hough), Neck & Clod
Clod: Diced (Boneless) Stew/casserole
Neck: Sliced & Diced (Boneless) Stew/casserole
Shin (Hough): Steaks and Dice(Boneless) Stew/casserole
Mince Fry/Simmer on hob
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