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A bone in ham can come in a number of forms. A classic whole bone in ham can be quite large and extremely heavy, since it consists of the entire upper fleshy portion of the leg, with the ankle and foot removed.
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BONE
To remove the bones from meat, fish or fowl. Use a sharp boning knife and angle the blade toward the bone to avoid tearing or nicking the flesh.
bone
When used as a cooking verb, it means to remove the bones.
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Bone - To remove the bones, sinew, and gristle from meat, poultry, game, and fish.
Bone marrow (or medulla ossea) is the soft tissue found in the hollow interior of bones. In adults, marrow in large bones produces new blood cells.
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7-bone pot roast = 7-bone roast = center cut pot roast = chuck roast center cut Notes: This is a tough cut of meat, so it's usually braised or cooked in liquid to tenderize it. A steak from this roast is called a 7-bone steak.
T-bone steak - A cut from the center section of the tenderloin, directly in front of the porterhouse steak.
Té - [Spanish] tea; usually an herbal tea.
Tea towel - Dish towel.
Pin bone steak - A steak cut from the sirloin.
Pińas - [Spanish] pineapples; used in salsas, relishes, desserts and cocktails.
Bone and skin turkey breast. Place on a cutting board, smooth side up. Cut meat across the grain into large slices about 1/2 inch thick.
Bone
To remove the bones from meat, poultry, or fish, to "debone."
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Bone-in chicken, Italian sauce, olives, capers and a little wine make this dish both country-style and really tasty! Plus, it's made in just one saucepot, so clean up is a breeze.
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Bone substance and gut eaten by Native Americans and pioneers.
Marsala:
An Italian, dessert wine, served as an after dinner drink or as an aperitif. Marsala is available in dry and sweet.
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pin bone: A small, fine bone in the middle of fish fillets.
piroshki: A Russian Jewish yeast-risen pastry
pita: A flat, round bread from the Middle East that's hollow. Slice it in half and fill the pocket with ingredients.
14. Use bone-in chicken thighs or drumsticks instead of boneless chicken breasts; dark meat is typically less costly than white meat.
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200g/7oz bone marrow from beef bones (see above)
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A v-shaped bone which is found above the breastbone in poultry. The wishbone is traditionally pulled apart by two people and the person who ends up with the longer part can make a wish.
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Hueso: Bone.
Huevo: Egg.
Jalapeno or Jalapenos Medium hot chile pepper. jalapeńo peppers ...
moelle: beef bone marrow
moka: refers to coffee; coffee-flavored dish
montagne (de): from the mountains ...
Hueso (Spanish): Bone
Huevo Duro (Spanish): Hard boiled egg
Huevos Con Tomate (Spanish): Scrambled eggs with tomatoes ...
club steak A eut of beef from the loin between the T-bone and rib
section; tender and flavorful, it is the same as a strip loin unboned.
cobbler A deep-dish fruit pie with a thick top crust of biscuit dough.
cocada (Sp.) Coconut custard.
You may then poach the fish until it is just flaking off the bone, or use it raw for other preparations.
Saltimbocca - An Italian dish comprised of thin slices of veal, rolled around ham and cheese, seasoned with sage and braised until tender.
Brass, German silver, silver, horn, tortoise-shell, ivory, bone, mother-of-pearl, and numerous fancy woods are all brought into requisition for handles and other parts of cutlery, each demanding special treatment according to its nature.
Steak cooked ala Florentine is a large T-bone steak, rubbed with olive oil and garlic, grilled and served with fresh lemon on the side.
Flour - This is the finely ground grain of wheat, corn, rice, oat, rye, or barley.
Darne A round cut of fish taken across the bone. The middle section of a salmon.
Dariole A small flower pot shaped mould. A French word translating as 'custard tart'.
It is used mainly for decorative ribbons, three dimensional shapes and appliques, as it dries bone-dry and crusts more quickly than Fondant. Pastillage is rolled Fondant without any of the softening ingredients (glycerin corn starch or shortening).
Csontleves (Bone Stock)
Erdélyi Tárkonyos Leves (Transylvanian Tarragon Soup)
Fokhagymakrémleves (Cream of Garlic Soup)
Gulyásleves Marhából (Gulyás Soup )
Gyümölcsleves
Hagyományos Zöldborsóleves (Traditional Green Pea Soup) ...
filet/fillet: tenderloin steak, the choice undercut of meat or fish served off the bone (e.g., filet de dinde, turkey ; filet mignon, the small choice end of tenderloin of beef--or sometimes veal or pork) ...
The cracklings are further ground to make meat and bone meal. A variation on a dry process involves finely chopping the material, fluidizing it with hot fat, and then evaporating the mixture in one or more evaporator stages.
bone: to remove bones from meat, fowl or fish.
braise: to brown meat or poultry in a small amount of fat, season, add a little water or other liquid. Cover and simmer over low heat till tender.
Split the turkey down the back and carefully bone the bird, being careful not to slit the skin. With your fingers and a small, sharp-pointed knife, pull and cut the meat away from the bones.
Ossobuco (AW-soh BOO-koh) in Italian means bone with a hole and that's where this dish derives it's name. The hole is filled with marrow and some consider it a delicacy while others shy away from it.
Ham, a form of pork, is sold bone-in, partially boned, and boneless. Country-style ham such as Virginia is cured with salt or brine, then smoked and aged. Ham is also sold boiled or cooked and canned. It can be ground or cut into steaks.
Term: MEAT" DERIVED BY ADVANCED MEAT/BONE SEPARATION AND MEAT RECOVERY SYSTEMS ...
A soft, fatty tissue found in the hollow center of an animal's bone -- particularly plentiful in the shin and leg bones. Considered a delicacy in Europe, marrow is light and digestible with the same amount of calories as beef fat.
To ensure your fish stock is as bone-free as possible strain it through a fine sieve, twice, or a muslin cloth. Now that the fish trimmings, seasonings and vegetables have done their job, they can be disposed of.
Ossobucco - literally, "hollow bone," this Italian specialty is made of veal marrow bones, usually shin bones, braised in wine with vegetables and seasonings.
Oven Bag - a heat-resistant nylon bag for cooking meals without basting or tending.
The name means 'hollow bone', and comes from the cut of meat used. The shin of veal is cut across into slices, leaving the marrowbone in place. It's this bone that gives a much prized taste and texture to the dish.
The most important thing to keep in mind is that a turkey takes a long while to cook through to the bone...and keeps on cooking once you remove it from the oven.
pork; a pair of loins left undivided also or to remove the triangular bone of the backbone to facilitate carving. Ask your butcher to do this for you.
Chinese cabbage:
A light green brassica, similar in shape to cos (romaine) lettuce ...
The sauce is made with dry red wine, bone marrow, shallots, and a rich brown sauce called demi-glace. Sauce marchand de vins ("wine-merchant's sauce") is a similar designation.
Refers to the back section of the pelvic bone on an animal with the other end being the hip bone. It is often removed from beef, pork, and lamb before the surrounding meat is cooked, in order for the meat to cook more evenly.
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darne: A slice of round fish on the bone
daube: Meat stew pressure steamed in red wine
deglacer: To swill out a pan in which food has been fried with wine, stock or water in order to use the sediment for the sauce or gravy; to deglaze ...
Osso buco: Italian for "holow bone". An Italian dish of braised veal shanks, prized for the flavor imparted by the marrow bones.
Ovenproof: Cookware that can withstand oven heat.
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Osso buco translates literaly to bone hole a reference to the marrow which gives the dish its distinctive flavour and body. Traditionally a veal shank is used in this dish. Other staples include white wine, broth or stock, and aromatics.
Usually meat means the skeletal muscle and associated fat, but sometimes it also describes other edible tissues (kidneys, livers, lungs, skin, brains, and bone marrow).
Boning knife: A thin-bladed knife used for separating raw meat from the bone; its blade is usually about 6 inches long.
Botulism: A food-borne illness caused by toxins produced by the anaerobic bacterium Clostridium botulinum.
Boucher (Fr.): Butcher.
To cut meat away from the end of a rib or chop to expose the bone, as with a lamb rib roast.
Frost
To apply a cooked or uncooked topping, which is soft enough to spread but stiff enough to hold its shape, to cakes, cupcakes, or cookies.
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Boning - To remove flesh from the bone or joint of meats, poultry, etc. A special boning knife is used and a degree of skill is required so as not to damage the end product.
Vitamin K: Blood clotting, bone formation, prevents osteoporosis. A supplement for seniors. Sources: Alfalfa, broccoli, dark green leafy vegetables, soy beans... Don't take more than 100 mcg a day.
A cut of meat containing the bone.
Bordeaux (bohr-DOH)
One of France's six principal grape-growing and wine-producing regions; it is located in southwest France.
Tradition requires three kinds of mazzot, unleavened foods, a roast lamb bone, huevos haminados (hard-boiled eggs), and haroset with romaine lettuce, "bitter herbs," and celery leaves.
Small pieces of loin of lamb or pork, generally the eye of the chop, without the bone and fat, either broiled or sauteed
Nougat
Generally a confection of pasty consistency, containing sugar, almonds, and pistachio nuts ...
A thin-bladed knife used for separating raw meat from the bone; its blade is usually about 6 inches long.
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