cut of beef

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cut of beef

The butcher displays a prime cut of beef in the shop window.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A specific piece of meat obtained from a beef carcass: A "cut of beef" refers to a portion of meat that has been separated from the carcass of a cow, typically defined by the specific muscle or section from which it is taken, such as the loin, rib, or round.
Usage
  • Noun:
    • The recipe calls for a tender cut of beef, like filet mignon.
    • Different cuts of beef are suited for different cooking methods; brisket is best for slow braising.
    • He went to the butcher to buy a prime cut of beef for the special dinner.
Advanced Usage
  • "Choice cut of beef": A high-quality piece of beef, often from a premium section of the animal.
    • For the grill, he always selects a choice cut of beef.
  • "Economical cut of beef": A less expensive piece of beef, often requiring longer, slower cooking to become tender.
    • Stew is a great way to prepare an economical cut of beef.
Variants and Related Words
  • Beef cut (n): An alternative phrasing with the same meaning as "cut of beef".
    • The chart shows all the standard beef cuts from a side of beef.
  • Cut (n): A more general term for a piece of meat from any animal.
    • Pork chops are a popular cut from a pig.
Synonyms
  • Beef portion: A serving or piece of beef.
  • Beef steak: While often used synonymously, "steak" specifically refers to a cut that is usually grilled or pan-fried, whereas "cut of beef" is a broader category that includes roasts, stew meat, etc.
Related Phrases
  • Cut of meat: The general category to which "cut of beef" belongs.
    • A cut of meat can come from various animals, including pork, lamb, and beef.
cut of beef

The butcher displays a prime cut of beef in the shop window.

Noun
  1. cut of meat from beef cattle