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Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> I just bought one of these at Costco that weights in at just under four > pounds. Does anyone have a recipe that turns this into a fork-tender cut? I > know I could make pot roast with it, but that's not what I want. > Wayne Boatwright Õ¿Õ¬ I'd never heard of this beef cut prior to this post but a brief search took me to the Cook's Thesaurus and this is what they have to say: "cross rib roast = cross rib pot roast = Boston cut = English cut roast = English roast = thick rib roast = bread and butter cut = beef chuck cross rib pot roast Notes: If boneless, this is sometimes called an English roll. This makes a fine pot roast, but it's too tough to roast with dry heat." It seems per Sheldon's recommendation that braising would be your best bet. Kev |
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