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Don’t use chuck because of the sinew.....what does Meathead know. Guys a hack.....
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Round etc is too lean. Chuck is easy but a little monotone in flavor. 58limited's mix wold be tasty but that's a lot of fat in a burger. The link below lead to a fairly old post by Kenji but it's a good overview of what various cuts bring to the mix. Ignore his pricing as a) it's 10 years old and b) prices vary a lot by location. Oh and he's utterly wrong on brisket, or rather he screws up by commenting on the flat as if it were the whole brisket.
https://aht.seriouseats.com/2009/10/...s-of-beef.htmlLast edited by rickgregory; August 22, 2020, 04:28 PM.
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I made a blend of brisket (packer, not trimmed), short rib meat, and chuck. It is some of the best ground beef I've ever had and the fat content is probably 35-40%
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The arm roast is from the bottom of the Chuck with the front let bone probably still in it.. the cube steak I am guessing is tenderized round steak and round steak is a lean cut but would work if ya add some fat
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Chuck roast. You just cube it up and grind, then make cook burgers
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I'm thinking those cuts are going to be too lean. Regarding the chuck roast, that is usually my go-to when grinding burgers.
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Grinding burger suggestions
So I have wanted to try grinding my own burgers for sometime and have read meatheads articles on it.
. I have a quarter cow of various cuts in freezer.
. Some cuts im not familiar with like arm roast.
I see Meathead says not to use chuck roast due to sinew.
the cuts i have labeled steak are cube steak and round steak...
would either of those be good to grind for burgers? Thanks in advance!Tags: None
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