Sentence examples for cut beef from inspiring English sources

This year, a cow died of B.S.E. and started a panic that has cut beef consumption.

Specialties include salmon terrine, thickly cut beef with cider sauce, and homemade pastries.

Others, like Catherine de Vignon, did not cut beef out altogether, but stopped buying beef in supermarkets.

But now Loubet is going one step further and plans to cut beef – which currently features in just one dish at Grain Store – from the restaurant's spring menu.

He is one of the few young butchers who has worked in a slaughterhouse and cut beef for a supermarket chain.

When the Maestro finally taught me how to cut beef and was breaking down a cow's leg and going through each piece, he explained, "In Tuscany, you eat this part with peas and olive oil, but in Umbria you eat it with fava beans and olive oil".

He knows where and how to dig for this stuff, and he's initiated me into the arcane pleasures of French-cut beef.

Refrigerators stock at least a dozen brands of tofu, bags of edamame, bottled green teas and meats cut Japanese style (thick-cut pork for sukiyaki, minced chicken for menchi katsu and thin-cut beef for shabu shabu).

Then there is a fine steak tartare (£8), with lashings of Dijon, capers and shallot mixed through hand-cut beef from the Yorkshire Dales, served on extremely thin if slightly oily croutons; frogs' legs in garlic butter (£8); and six snails in garlic and parsley butter with French bread (£7).

Monterrey 333, corner of Baja California, Colonia Roma, open daily, morning til the wee hours This legendary end of the party taquería specialises in the aforementioned tacos al pastor, as well as tacos de cabeza (beef head) and suadero (thin-cut beef brisket or breast).

The giant cone of hand-cut beef and lamb fat that revolves before a vertical grill at the back of the cafe's open kitchen yields crisp sizzling meat for a doner sandwich or plate that has carnivores swooning.