One of the more common questions on here is "what cuts to ask the butcher for?"
Here is a guide to all the UK beef, lamb & mutton cuts along with cutting guide lines incase your bucher needs them.
http://www.eblexfoodservice.co.uk/books ... index.html
I'll keep looking to see if i can find a simillar thing for pork.
Get to know your meats
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Re: Get to know your meats
Good post sir!
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thank you for this post i never used an ebook like this on line!
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Re: Get to know your meats
That's aboslutely first class, even I've got an idea of things now, and I've been out of the trade for 36 years

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Re: Get to know your meats
That's a really useful post, can someone please make this a sticky.
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Thank you, very useful