It is the neck, or more commonly called the 'scrag end'.
After the butchering process has been completed and meat is cut, the meat will be shipped to the distributors. Meat will then end up on grocery store shelves then will be finally sold to consumers and eaten.
The best of the neck can also be roasted as a joint. This is the cut which forms the 'crown roast', sometimes called the 'guard of honor'.
The salmon is at the End of its life cycle and has stopped eating.
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Originally from Norway the dish 'lapskause' (Norwegian for meat stew) was the staple fare upon the ships of the 18th and 19th centuries. It consisted of any root vegetables that would last 3 months without going bad and some sort of meat (aboard ship probably dried). As sailors settled down along the routes of their voyages they kept the basis ofb the recipie but substituted the dried meat for the cheapest cut of meat available locally. In North Wales that was probably scrag end of lamb. The same recipe is to be found in the Great Lakes region of North America. There is is made with Corned Beef and known as a New England Broiled Dinner. The most famous incarnation of Lapskause was of course that of the city of Liverpool which led to the whole population of that city being called Scousers
The tenderloin is the tender cut of beef that comes from the animal's loin near its buttocks. It is a long round piece of meat that is wider at one end and more narrow at the other.
Its called 'We can be strong' and its by Willy Mason.
Sometimes some things are better off pre purchased but basically you want to cut through the meat at a slight (15 deg) downward angle starting perpendicular to the bone. start at the thin end working down to the fat end working and cut even slices
I would it the end. Because, When you get your hair cut you have split ends.
The two cut ends of the intestine may then be reconnected with sutures or surgical staples; this reconnection is called an end-toend anastomosis.