Meat cuts chart

Have you ever been confused by beef cuts and the difference between them? Did you know that grocery stores and butchers can cut beef in a variety of ways and name it however is best for their store or region. In fact one study showed that many grocery stores carry more than 60 different beef products. #GrassFedBeef #STL

The team from How to Cook sat down to create this complete guide to different cuts of meat for cows, lamb, pigs and chickens. Learning the different parts of the animal can tell you what types of cut you like best.

Last December I had the opportunity to go on a very informative tour with the Arizona Beef Council. It was called "From Gate to Plate." To be quite honest, I told my husband that this

Beef cut posters are the most effective tools to learning more about beef cuts and the recommended cooking methods. Check out our cut charts.

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Butcher Know-how. What is that cut of steak? 11 cuts of beef you sould know. Check out this steak chart for the know-how and info on each steak cut. Now you can bond with your butcher.

A simple and useful guide for meat cuts featuring beef cuts charts for United States and Brazil. In addition, you'll find out what cuts are the best for wet and dry cooking, American primal cuts of beef, Brazilian cuts of meat, and how to find those same cuts in the United States.

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You have a recipe that calls for a boneless sirloin pork roast, but they don’t have that at the grocery store. What do you do? Get a pork tenderloin? Try a shoulder blade Boston roast? Wouldn’t you love to have a cheat sheet? Thanks to the experts at the Pork Checkoff, you do! Their handy chart shows the different cuts of pork and the best ways to cook them. Looking for something to roast or bake? Try: Country-style ribs Pork tenderloin New York pork roast In the mood to broil or grill? Your…