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Food Ingredients - Cuts of Meat

Here you will learn some English words related to the different cuts of meat such as "filet", "chop", and "steak".

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steak
steak
[noun]

a large piece of meat or fish cut into thick slices

Ex: She seasoned the steak with salt and pepper before grilling it to perfection on the barbecue. 
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brisket
brisket
[noun]

meat cut from the chest of an animal, especially a cow

Ex: I tried my hand at making homemade corned beef brisket. 
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chuck
chuck
[noun]

the portion of a forequarter of beef or other large animal, extending from the neck to the ribs and including the shoulder blade

Ex: The recipe calls for a slow-cooked chuck roast. 
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shank
shank
[noun]

a cut of meat from the lower portion of an animal's leg, known for its rich flavor when cooked

Ex: My grandmother slow-cooked a lamb shank in a flavorful broth. 
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long bone
long bone
[noun]

a meat cut that includes a bone with an elongated shape

Ex: I prepared a festive holiday meal and served long bone-in ham. 
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oxtail
oxtail
[noun]

a meaty cut of beef taken from the tail of a cow

Ex: I ordered a bowl of delicious oxtail soup for the first time. 
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ham hock
ham hock
[noun]

the joint or knuckle of a pig's front or hind leg, often used in cooking for its flavorful meat

Ex: The butcher displayed a freshly ham hock in the shop. 
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shin
shin
[noun]

a cut of meat from the lower portion of an animal's leg

Ex: Beef shin is ideal for slow-cooked stews. 
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sirloin
sirloin
[noun]

beef that is taken from an animal's back, typically a cow, which is of high quality

Ex: He grilled a juicy sirloin steak to perfection, enjoying the succulent meat. 
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flank
flank
[noun]

a lean and flavorful cut of meat located on the underside of an animal, typically used for dishes like fajitas or stir-fries

Ex: The chef recommended trying the marinated flank steak. 
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rump
rump
[noun]

meat from the upper part of the back legs of a cow, which is of high quality

Ex: He seasoned a rump roast with aromatic herbs and slow-roasted it in the oven. 
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rib
rib
[noun]

a piece of meat with one or more rib bones

Ex: She visited a renowned steakhouse and savored a mouthwatering plate of grilled lamb ribs. 
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short loin

a tender and well-marbled cut of meat located towards the back of an animal

Ex: We attended a cooking class where we learned how to prepare a delicious short loin roast. 
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tenderloin

meat that is cut from near the backbone of a pig or cow, which is of high quality

Ex: A gourmet food truck serves mouthwatering tenderloin sliders with melted cheese and caramelized onions. 
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spare rib
spare rib
[noun]

a cut of pork taken from the lower part of the pig's rib cage

Ex: Each dish of spare ribs was coated in a secret family recipe sauce. 
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trotter
trotter
[noun]

a pig's foot that is cooked as food

Ex: At a countryside farm festival, attendees line up for a taste of the famous trotter barbecue. 
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chop
chop
[noun]

a small portion of meat, typically including part of a rib

Ex: He grilled a lamb chop for dinner. 
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pork belly

a fatty and flavorful cut of meat obtained from the underside of a pig

Ex: The street vendor at the night market skillfully grilled savory pork belly skewers. 
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gammon
gammon
[noun]

the meat from the hind leg of a pig that is typically cured, similar to ham

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fatback
fatback
[noun]

a cut of pork that consists primarily of the fatty layer beneath the skin

Ex: The bakery incorporated finely diced fatback into savory pie crusts for flaky results. 
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Boston butt

a pork cut from the upper shoulder, used in barbecue and slow-cooking for its rich flavor and marbling, often for pulled pork and stews

Ex: The gourmet sandwich shop featured sliced Boston butt, pickles, and mustard on a crusty baguette. 
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cutlet
cutlet
[noun]

a thin piece of meat that is cut into a thick slice and usually broiled or fried

Ex: In a trendy vegetarian café, guests enjoy flavorful chickpea and pork cutlets. 
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breast
breast
[noun]

meat cut from the front part of the body of a bird

Ex: In a vibrant salad bar, guests create their own custom salads by topping fresh greens with grilled chicken breast. 
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drumstick
drumstick
[noun]

the lower leg portion of a bird, typically served as a distinct cut of meat

Ex: She grabbed a drumstick from the platter. 
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lamb chop
lamb chop
[noun]

a small, tender cut of lamb meat attached to the rib bone, typically taken from the rib, loin, or shoulder

Ex: She grilled a lamb chop for dinner. 
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pork loin
pork loin
[noun]

a lean and tender cut of meat from the back of the pig, commonly used for roasting

Ex: The food market offered delicious pulled pork loin sliders, topped with mushroom sauce. 
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wing
wing
[noun]

meat from the wing of a duck, chicken, etc., eaten as food

Ex: Friends shared a platter of crispy chicken wings with tangy dipping sauces at the sports bar. 
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rack
rack
[noun]

a section of meat, usually from the front ribs of a pig or lamb

Ex: The chef prepared a rack of lamb for dinner. 
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short ribs

a cut of beef attached to the rib bones

Ex: Short ribs are my son's favorite cut of meat, especially when they're slow-cooked to perfection. 
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shoulder
shoulder
[noun]

meat taken from the upper part of the front leg of an animal

Ex: Shoulder is considered the best cut for a tender and succulent dining experience. 
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beef plate

a cut of meat that comes from the lower belly or underside of the cow

Ex: At a family reunion picnic, the buffet table showcased a classic beef plate roast. 
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leg
leg
[noun]

a portion of meat, typically from the lower limb of an animal

Ex: At a lively seafood restaurant, guests relished succulent crab legs. 
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round
round
[noun]

a lean cut of meat, typically from the hindquarters of an animal

Ex: In a rustic farmhouse kitchen, a slow-cooked round roast, seasoned with herbs, filled the air filled the air with mouthwatering aromas.. 
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picnic shoulder

a cut of pork, typically from the upper part of the shoulder

Ex: Families in the scenic park enjoyed picnic sandwiches with thinly sliced picnic shoulder and fresh toppings. 
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side
side
[noun]

one long half of an animal's body that has been cut in two for meat

Ex: A side of pork can be divided into multiple cuts. 
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beefsteak
beefsteak
[noun]

a thick slice of beef that is often cooked by grilling

Ex: Guests at the outdoor wedding reception enjoye grilled beefsteaks as the main course. 
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cut
cut
[noun]

a piece of meat cut from the body of an animal

Ex: I was enjoying every single cut of marinated chicken, beef, and pork. 
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flesh
flesh
[noun]

the soft part of the body of an animal, between the skin and bones

Ex: He prepared a mouthwatering dish with the tender and flavorful flesh of the lamb. 
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gigot
gigot
[noun]

the leg of a lamb or an adult sheep that is eaten as food

Ex: She prepared a gourmet gigot of chicken, stuffed with herbs and wrapped in bacon. 
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joint
joint
[noun]

a large cut of meat from the area where two or more bones meet, typically including a part of the bone

Ex: I would like to have sandwiches made with thinly sliced turkey joint for lunch. 
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escalope
escalope
[noun]

a thin, boneless slice of meat that is coated in breadcrumbs and fried

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haunch
haunch
[noun]

the hindquarter or leg of an animal, often referring to a cut of meat from that region

Ex: He marinated a haunch of lamb overnight, then grilled it to perfection. 
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hock
hock
[noun]

a cut of meat from the lower part of an animal's leg, often used for its rich flavor and gelatinous texture

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neck
neck
[noun]

a cut of meat derived from the neck region of an animal, typically used in stews, soups, and braised dishes

Ex: He prepared a flavorful pork neck curry, simmered in a fragrant blend of spices and coconut milk. 
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rump steak

a cut of beef taken from the hindquarters of the animal

Ex: He prepared a mouthwatering rump steak salad, featuring grilled steak slices, mixed greens and tomatoes. 
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T-bone steak

a cut of beef from the loin region that contains a T-shaped bone, with tenderloin on one side and strip steak on the other

Ex: She made T-bone steak kebabs, threading cubes of marinated steak onto skewers with colorful vegetables. 
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thigh
thigh
[noun]

the upper part of a bird's leg, often used as a meaty portion for cooking and eating

Ex: He grilled succulent chicken thighs, seasoned with a blend of spices, for a flavorful and juicy dinner. 
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wishbone
wishbone
[noun]

a Y-shaped bone between the neck and breast of a bird

Ex: He collected wishbones from different birds and displayed them as a unique collection. 
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boneless
boneless
[Adjective]

(of food, particularly meat or fish) having the bones taken out for easier consumption

Ex: She ordered a boneless chicken breast for dinner, making it easier to slice and cook. 
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bony
bony
[Adjective]

containing bones or an abundance of bones

Ex: She preferred the bony cut of beef short ribs. 
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lean
lean
[Adjective]

(of meat) containing little or no fat

Ex: The steak was lean and tender. 
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skinless
skinless
[Adjective]

lacking skin or having had the skin removed

Ex: The skinless tilapia fillets were pan-fried until crispy. 
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strip steak

a tender cut of beef taken from the short loin, characterized by its distinctive strip of fat

Ex: He grilled a juicy strip steak, seasoned with a blend of herbs and spices. 
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goujon
goujon
[noun]

small strips of fish or poultry that are typically breaded and deep-fried, similar to fish fingers or chicken tenders

Ex: She enjoyed the tender and succulent goujons of chicken, coated in a seasoned breadcrumb crust. 
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lardon
lardon
[noun]

small strips or cubes of bacon or salt pork that are typically used as a flavoring ingredient in French cuisine

Ex: I discovered a pack of lardons in the back of my home fridge. 
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filet
filet
[noun]

a boneless steak cut from the tenderloin of beef

Ex: He ordered a filet mignon at the steakhouse. 
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primal cut

a large section of meat initially separated from the carcass during butchering, containing major muscle groups and bones

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sub-primal cut

a smaller portion of meat that is taken from a primal cut during butchering, typically containing specific muscles or sections

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ribeye
ribeye
[noun]

a flavorful cut of beef taken from the rib section of the cow, known for its tenderness and marbling

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roulade
roulade
[noun]

a rolled dish typically made by wrapping meat, fish, or vegetables around a filling and then cooking it

Ex: He prepared a gourmet lamb roulade, stuffed with a mixture of garlic, herbs, and breadcrumbs. 
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turkey breast

the meat from the breast portion of a turkey, typically boneless and skinless, and commonly used in cooking for its lean and flavorful meat

Ex: She made turkey breast wraps, filling tortillas with sliced turkey, cucumber, and a creamy ranch dressing. 
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