Starting with a chilled carcass, a local butcher will first cut the carcass half into primal parts (shoulder, rib cage, hip/thigh, loin). Then the butcher will cut the primal parts into subprimal and then retail cuts (T-bone steak, ribeye, tenderloin, etc.). Local butchers may also make products like ground beef (in which cuts of meat are finely ground), sausages (pork or beef is ground with spices, then possibly cooked or smoked for additional flavor), bacon (pork bellies that are seasoned, smoked and sliced) or jerky (dried strips of beef or pork).
Butchers.
They are known as Butchers.
There are a number of cuts of beef available from most butchers. The most common cuts are rump, sirloin, oxtail, silverside, rib, clod, leg & shin and brisket.
The difference between US beef and local beef is that the local beef is a bit fresher. The local beef is better for the environment and local economy as well.
Most butchers will use a boning knife to break down a subprimal into a steak or retail cut.
yes Jamaica does import beef however there is also local beef in Jamaica.
Absolutely NOT ! Snakes feed primarily on rodents - NOT pieces of beef from a butchers !
There was no butcher shop and people caught or grew the animals that they killed. You have to remember there was no good method to keep meat fresh, so it was killed and eaten the same day. Types of meat eaten were beef, lamb, goat, chicken, fowl of all sorts, hare, rabbit, deer, eels, boar, pork. ____________ There were butchers in the middle ages. It is a very old profession. Butchers belonged to the Guild of Butchers - many of the Guild records are still available to read. Butchers were well regarded and in some cities powerful members of society. Butchers who became members of the Guild had to do an apprenticeship and eventually would become Master butchers. The meat was preserved in salt, smoked or pickled so it would keep for more than a day. They would butcher beef, pork, horse (yes, sorry horse), fowl, lamb, veal, venison, hedgehog.
no, beef is a noun. the function of an adjective is to describe the noun. for example: BLUE chair (blue is adjective and chair is an noun.)
There really is no "scientific" name for beef farming. But other words for "beef farming" include ranching, beef production, backgrounding, feedlotting, etc. Most scientific journals, however, use the term beef production to define or describe "beef farming."
At the slaughter plant or local butcher.
It depends on the cut. Why not check out your local supermarket?