Beef Boneless Industrial Meat
Beef Boneless Industrial MeatIf you are looking for industrial meat, particularly boneless beef, we can help you. All of the meat products we offer are high-quality and processed according to stringent industry standards. We have a variety of meat cuts. Let us know your specifications and we will cater to your business and quality needs.
Beef Brisket Boneless
Beef Brisket BonelessA brisket is a meat cut taken from the breast or lower chest of a cow. Some of the popular ways to cook it are boiling, baking, and roasting. Roasting definitely brings out its flavor, so if you’re in the mood for some delicious brisket, prepare it Texan-barbecue style. Combine spices like chili powder, salt, garlic powder, ground black pepper, onion powder, and dry mustard to make a dry rub to season the brisket.
Beef Chuck Roll
Beef Chuck RollBeef chuck roll is a boneless cut meat. It is taken from the lower section of the shoulder blade on one side and ribs and backbone on the other side. Chuck roll is perfect for roasting and steak.
Beef Cube Roll
Beef Cube RollLocated on the side of the backbone. This part is located in the inner most part of the rib. It is also known as scotch fillet or the rib eye boneless. It is tasty and tender due to the marbling of the cube roll, which gives it a rich flavor.
Beef cube roll is perfect for grilling, slow cooking, roasting, smoking, or even pan-fry.
Beef Fats
Beef FatsBeef fats are used to create beef tallow, which is the product of grinding and boiling the fat, then cooling it down. It can be used for cooking and it keeps extremely well even without refrigeration because of its low water content. You can use beef fats for cooking vegetables to give them that delicious, beefy flavor. Frying with beef tallow is also recommended for meat dishes.
Beef Flanks
Beef FlanksThe beef flank is a boneless cut of lean meat that is intensely flavorful. Grilling or frying it brings out its delicious side, so these are the best methods for preparing the meat. Using soy sauce, brown sugar, lemon juice, olive oil, garlic, and black pepper, you can create a delicious marinade that will only enhance the beef flank’s flavor to your enjoyment.
Beef Full Forequarter
Beef Full ForequarterBeef Full Forequarter is a cut which is mostly meat. This cut is taken at the front of the cow. Forequarters are tastier and is used for cooking kaldereta, Tapa, and more. Its meaty content is also used for meat processing. This cut is also considered as cheaper compared to primal cuts in the cow.
Beef Hanging Tender
Beef Hanging TenderHanging tender, also known as haning tenderloin, Hanger, Pillar, Onglet (French) and Butcher’s Tenderloin is located at the diaphragm area of the beef. It is primarily used in hotels and restaurants, cooked as streaks and can be included as ground beef. It is also used in Bulgogi, a Korean dish.
Beef Loin Tail
Beef Loin TailThe loin tail comes from the flank or underside portion of the cow’s hindquarter or under the short loin. You can slice the beef very thinly so you can stir-fry it with some garlic cloves and ginger for an easy-to-cook treat. Or, you can can always go for the classic kebabs by slicing the meat into chunks, marinating them with oil and herbs, then placing each piece on a skewer for roasting.
Beef Pad Meat
Beef Pad MeatCooking beef means a lot of juices oozing out of the meat. Then, you might have to deal with the sauces as well. To avoid all of the mess, the beef pad meat comes in handy. Just place it under the beef and it will gradually absorb the extra juices and sauce. There will be no mess for you to deal with and you’ll be able to pack the meat easily!
Beef Rib Eye
Beef Rib EyeBeef Rib eye is a cut from the rib section. Rib eye steak are served in restaurants as pan-seared steak. Cooked in butter with just salt and pepper, creates an aromatic and mouth watering Rib-eye steak. Rib eye when cut into cubes is perfect recipe for beef salpicao.
