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Scottish plate beef typically refers to cuts from the plate primal, which is located in the belly area of the cow. Common cuts from this section include skirt steak and flank steak, known for their flavor and tenderness when cooked properly. These cuts are often used in dishes like stir-fries, fajitas, or grilled preparations. The quality of Scottish beef is generally high due to the country's farming practices and grass-fed cattle.

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