BEEF CHEEKS ARE PERFECT TO ADD WARMTH TO YOUR WINTER. THIS CUT, WHEN COOKED LONG AND SLOW, RESULTS IN TENDER, JUICY AND FLAVOURSOME BEEF. EASILY COOKED IN A SLOW COOKER OR CASSEROLE DISH, THIS CUT REQUIRES MINIMUM FUSS BUT DELIVERS MAXIMUM IMPACT. |
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The beef cheek comes from the facial muscle of the cow. Throughout its life, the cow is constantly working its cheek through chewing food, and consequently the meat is tough. Once cooked correctly, all the connective tissue becomes tender and melts in the mouth. This means it needs to be braised or cooked long and slowly. |
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NUTRIENT COMPOSITIONBASED ON CHUCK STEAK, LEAN, BRAISED (per 100g) |
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Consider nutrition information of other ingredients added while cooking.
Source: https://www.foodcomposition.co.nz/search/food/M1072/full-alphabetical |
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