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My wedding is coming up and we were hoping to have an open pit with a
Baron of Beef for 120 or so guests. Does anyone have any suggestions about how to do this? |
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Because of the cost of the British Baron, I will be using the American
version. Besides, I really don't want to deal with the backbone. Steve Wertz wrote: > On 24 Oct 2006 16:02:24 -0700, wrote: > > > My wedding is coming up and we were hoping to have an open pit with a > > Baron of Beef for 120 or so guests. Does anyone have any suggestions > > about how to do this? > > Do you mean the two attached sirloins? I'm not sure if you'd be > able to get one nowdays as most meat purveyors won't sell the > backbone. I don't know if that's a legal mandate or not. > > Baron of Beef is also used erroneously here in the States to > represent any large cut of beef (single sirloin or round, > usually). > > -sw |
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