Chuck Tender

Name: Chuck Tender
SKU: 44
Availability: InStock

SKU: 44

18,97 €/kg

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Weight (kg)
ΤΕΛΙΚΟ ΒΑΡΟΣ	0.5kg
Final Price:	9,49 €

100kg in stock

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Portions Slices Whole Μπουκιές

Weight (kg)
ΤΕΛΙΚΟ ΒΑΡΟΣ	0.5kg
Final Price:	9,49 €

~1 piece / 0,500g

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SKU: 44 Categories: Beef, For Stew / Oven, Fillets & Chops

Description

The beef shank from Greek farms is a tender and lean cut of meat from the leg portion of the cow, known for its rich and full flavor.

It has a light texture and ideal structure for slow and low cooking, as it absorbs flavors and aromatic herbs well, resulting in a juicy and fragrant dish.

The meat retains moisture and tenderness, and its structure makes it perfect for cooking methods that require low heat and long duration, offering a warm and flavorful eating experience.

The shank is rich in collagen, which breaks down during slow cooking to gelatin, providing a velvety mouthfeel and enhancing the richness and texture of sauces and broths.

This cut is prized for its nutritional value as well, being high in protein and essential minerals such as iron and zinc, making it both a delicious and healthy choice.

Tommy's Tips

It is a premium, tender cut of beef, ideal for slow-cooked dishes such as stewed beef in tomato sauce, stew, lemon sauce, and oven roasting.
It is cut into portions suitable for cooking in a pot or casserole oven with wine, herbs, and vegetables.
It can also be used in classic dishes like giouvetsi with orzo or rice, producing a delicious and juicy result.
This cut is known for its tenderness and ability to absorb flavors through slow cooking.
The collagen in the beef shank breaks down during prolonged cooking, enriching sauces with a velvety texture and adding depth to the dish.
It is perfect for recipes that require long, low-heat cooking to achieve succulent, flavorful meat that falls off the bone.

Cooking Tips

Sear the meat well before slow cooking to retain the juices and enhance the flavor.
Use white or red wine and fresh herbs such as thyme and bay leaf to create deep aromas.
Cook on low heat in a covered dish to preserve the moisture.
Let the dish rest after cooking to allow the flavors and juices to stabilize.
Serve with mashed potatoes, roasted vegetables, or orzo for a rich and satisfying meal.
This method of cooking brings out the tenderness and rich flavor of the beef shank, making it perfect for hearty, slow-cooked dishes.