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Flanken beef?


Airehead

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1 hour ago, Wilbur said:

It is normally a tough fatty meat, most commonly beef short rib.   Traditional flanken is cut across the bones rather than separating the bones. 

That makes sense. Very inexpensive meat with some bone would be correct for traditional borsch. Thank you. 

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16 hours ago, Airehead said:

I am reading a recipe to make traditional Yiddish borscht. It calls for a couple pounds of flanken beef. 

I assume that's "flank steak," a great-tasting, relatvely low-priced, unappreciated cut of steak.

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7 hours ago, MickinMD said:

I assume that's "flank steak," a great-tasting, relatvely low-priced, unappreciated cut of steak.

I googled it-- short ribs more like it

 

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