WorksheetsPrimal Cuts of Beef Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 13mins
For the primal cut of beef "Chuck," describe the following: a. Percentage of carcass weight b. Bone structure c. Muscle structure d. Cooking processes applied
After a cow has been cut into Four pieces.
(a)
Edible Entrails
(a)
Identify the primal cuts of beef indicated in the following diagram and write their names in the spaces provided.
The outside round and the eye of the round together are called the:
top round.
bottom round.
steamship round.
primal round.
If the primal chuck accounts for approximately 28 percent of carcass weight, how much would the chuck weigh on a 728-pound carcass?
524.16 pounds
333.2 pounds
203.84 pounds
178.4 pounds
The hanging tenderloin is part of the flank.
True
False
The subprimal and fabricated cuts from the short loin are the most tender and expensive cuts of beef.
True
False
The short loin can be cut across to produce porterhouse, T-bone, and club steaks.
True
False
Pastrami is made from the meat in the short plate.
True
False
Foreshanks and hindshanks are flavorful cuts of beef that are best ground and used for hamburgers.
True
False
In the recipe Beef Bourguignon, 8 pounds of beef chuck are required to prepare twenty 4-ounce appetizer portions.
True
False
To produce a Maillard reaction and achieve good browning on the outside of a steak, a chef needs to use a dry-heat cooking technique with temperatures greater than 300°F.
True
False
Shanks are a cut of beef with an added advantage: marrow, which can be added to sauces or spread on toast for improved flavor and texture.
True
False
The full flavor of beef is best accompanied by sauces with robust flavors such as pungent pestos or the assertive flavors of chili powder.
True
False
