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Retail Beef Cuts ppt. - Joint School District No. 2

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BEEF<br />

Class Case Study:<br />

Read your case study in partners<br />

Identify your cuts and find how much<br />

to purchase for the banquet!


What information do you need to<br />

know?<br />

What kind of cut?<br />

How to cook it?<br />

What is the yield?<br />

Yield means the final amount<br />

produced after trim, bones and<br />

waste.


What effects yield?<br />

Bones<br />

Silverskin- connective<br />

tissue surrounding all<br />

muscles<br />

Fat<br />

Ligaments


There Are Two Basic <strong>Cuts</strong><br />

Wholesale cuts<br />

larger cuts of meat<br />

shipped to grocery stores and<br />

meat markets<br />

also called primal cuts<br />

<strong>Retail</strong> cuts are the family sized or single<br />

serving cuts that are purchased at the store.


Wholesale <strong>Cuts</strong>><strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Cuts</strong><br />

There are eight Wholesale cuts that<br />

we get our <strong>Retail</strong> cuts from.<br />

Chuck Rib<br />

Short Loin Sirloin<br />

Round Flank<br />

Plate Shank


Wholesale <strong>Cuts</strong>


Bones of a cow….


CHUCK<br />

From the neck region.<br />

Most economical cuts-<br />

Less Tender<br />

Moist Heat<br />

<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Cuts</strong>:<br />

Boneless Chuck Roast<br />

Cross Rib Roast<br />

Short Ribs<br />

Pot Roasts


RIB<br />

Used for many<br />

applications.<br />

One of the most<br />

desirable in terms of<br />

tenderness.


RETAIL CUTS for the Rib<br />

Back Ribs<br />

Rib Eye Roast<br />

Rib Eye Steak<br />

Rib Steak


SHORT LOIN<br />

Loin and short ribs.<br />

One of the most<br />

desirable for<br />

tenderness.<br />

Typically the most<br />

expensive.


RETAIL CUTS for the loin<br />

Porterhouse Steak<br />

Tenderloin Roast<br />

T-Bone Steak<br />

Tenderloin Steak<br />

Boneless Top Loin Steak


SIRLOIN<br />

Is the waist of the<br />

animal, located<br />

between the ribs and<br />

round.<br />

Top Sirloin Steak is a<br />

favorite cut from this<br />

section.<br />

<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Cuts</strong>:<br />

Top Sirloin Steak<br />

Sirloin Steak


ROUND<br />

The, rump and tip<br />

muscles.<br />

It can be used in<br />

multiple applications<br />

and is fairly<br />

inexpensive.<br />

Fat content is<br />

generally 5-8%<br />

(low in fat----makes it<br />

tougher)


RETAIL CUTS<br />

Round Steak<br />

Boneless Rump Roast<br />

Tip Steak<br />

Top Round Roast<br />

Tip Roast<br />

Bottom Round Roast<br />

Top Round Steak


FLANK<br />

The flank is the area<br />

between the body and<br />

the hind legs<br />

<strong>No</strong> Bones to identify<br />

Common uses are<br />

fajitas and jerky.<br />

<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Cuts</strong>:<br />

Flank Steak<br />

Flank Steak Rolls


Plate<br />

The plate is sometimes<br />

referred to as the short<br />

plate.<br />

The plate is the section<br />

that is separated from the<br />

Rib.<br />

The <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Cuts</strong> Include:<br />

Skirt Steak<br />

Short Ribs


FORE SHANK & BRISKET<br />

Taken from the breast<br />

section beneath the<br />

chuck, under the first five<br />

ribs.<br />

Brisket is the most<br />

common retail cut.<br />

<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Cuts</strong>:<br />

Corned Brisket<br />

Brisket-Whole &<br />

Half<br />

Shank Cross Cut


Questions from Case Study<br />

What cuts are you using?<br />

How much do you purchase to yield 30 pounds?<br />

How do you cook each type of cut?


Did you get it correct?<br />

Wholesale Cut: Loin<br />

<strong>Retail</strong> Cut:<br />

Porterhouse<br />

Yield 75%<br />

Amount to Purchase<br />

30 pounds/ 75%=<br />

40 pounds<br />

You will need 30<br />

edible pounds total


Did you get it correct?<br />

Wholesale: Rib<br />

<strong>Retail</strong>: Rib<br />

Yield: 52%<br />

Amount to purchase<br />

30 / 52% = 58 pounds


Did you get it correct?<br />

Wholesale: Round<br />

<strong>Retail</strong>: Round Steak<br />

Yield: 90%<br />

Amount to purchase<br />

30 /90% = 34#<br />

Cooking method:<br />

Moist Heat!


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