Yes it is, Veal is a calf that is taken from its mother after about 1 day to a week after birth. The baby calf is then chained to a small hut that is usually set on a rubber surface so it cannot eat grass. The chlorophyll in the grass is what causes its blood to turn red. (that keeps the meat light pink) The babies are chained to the hut so they cannot run to build muscle. (that keeps the meat tender) They are fed nothing but milk and antibiotics. (that keeps them alive and somewhat "un sick"). After a couple of months of "life" they are then put out of their misery. Which produces beautiful light pink, tender, antibiotic marinated, and lean veal.
Calories in rump steak In rump steak cooked by overhead grilling or oven grilling there are:49 calories in 1 oz or 28g, or a 1 oz or 28g slice, of rump steak (lean only)171 calories in a small size steak, 3 and a ½ ounce, or 100g, of rump steak (lean only)196 calories in a small size 4 ounce, or 114g, rump steak (lean only)294 calories in a medium size 6 ounce, or 171g, rump steak (lean only)392 calories in a large size 8 ounce, or 227g, rump steak (lean only)784 calories in a very large size 16 ounce (1 lb) or 454g rump steak (lean only)171 calories in 3 and a ½ ounce, or 100g, of sliced or chopped round or rump (lean only).For the calories in salad and vegetables or fruits that are served with steak, here is a free vegetable/ salad chart, and here is a free fruit a calorie chart, that you can use as daily guides for either weight loss or weight maintenance.
Raw roasts, steaks, and chops (beef, veal, lamb, and pork): 3 to 5 days
rump tenderloin sirloin primribs Topside silverside round shin thin flank
veal chops veal tenerloin veal shanks osso bucco veal top round for medallions veal sweetbreads...mmm
Venison comes from deer and has a rich, gamey flavor with a lean texture. Veal comes from young cows and has a mild, tender taste with a softer texture. Venison is often used in hearty dishes like stews and roasts, while veal is commonly used in dishes like scallopini and meatballs.
The meat from a deer is called venison. Cooked properly, it is very tasty and low in fat.
A pie with veal
A tiger rump is a tiger's behind.
protein.and the five examples mature (large) beans/ lean veal and beef/roasted Pumpkin, Squash, and Watermelon Seeds/Lean Meats (Chicken, Lamb, Pork, Turkey)/Cheese
Where does a veal shank come from
No. It can be made from pork, beef, turkey, lamb, veal or chicken. While there IS one variety that is a blood sausage, most is made from lean meat, fat and spices,
If you're asking about the meat sections of a cow, the behind is called "round" or "rump."