Braising is used for the tougher/cheaper cuts of beef. This includes the shank, chuck, round, and brisket. When braised, these cuts will be extremely tender and flavorful--however, if they are cooked using another method, they will remain tough, relatively dry, and less flavorful.
The very best is rump, but I've seen butchers use topside and round. Of course rib and eye fillet would both be pricey, but OK.
Chuck. Cut into cubes and trimmed of fat. Brisket is also a good choice. Both versions are cooked low and slow. Ground beef is not as traditional.
Personally, I love a medium rare porterhouse
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Tenderloin aka Filet Mignon
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This is the heart of any cut of beef against the grain. If it was a pave of rump, it would be the middle / best / heart of the meat / rump, cut against the grain.
Tenderloin aka Filet Mignon
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This method doesn't usually apply. If using a moisture method of cooking, such as braising, then the beef will become more tender the longer it's cooked.
Beef - it is a cross-cut shank
Silverside Beef.
rules for braising?
"Sirloin" is he cut of the beef from near the rump.
a beef roast. but then again it's just an opinion
Most tomato sauses require garlic, including meat sause, Marinara sause, and of course the basic tomato sause. When seasoning things for braising such as beef and pork ribs, Garlic can be added to the braising liquid before cooking.
Beef that is cut into strips and dried / cured is often referred to as beef jerky.
Cut the beef into many and cook it with the noodles