Sentence examples for tougher cut from inspiring English sources

Some barbecue fans actually prefer cutting brisket along the grain, resulting in a tougher cut of beef.

Her aspirations a little tougher, cut a little higher.

And the skirt steak, typically a tougher cut, was sliced to maximize tenderness.

"The tougher cuts need a fair amount of consumer education," he said.

Low temperature and hyper-slow cooking suit the tougher cuts of meat like the lamb shoulder.

It also tenderizes tougher cuts, like chuck or brisket of beef.

Cook stews from cheaper, tougher cuts such as shin of beef or knuckle of pork.

Typically tougher cuts are best slow cooked with plenty of liquid to keep them from drying out.

Tender cuts, like sirloin and tenderloin, will cook much more quickly but will not develop the same rich, silky sauce as the tougher cuts do.

If American voters follow suit, that could favor Mr. Obama in his face-off with Mr. Romney, who is calling for tougher cuts to address the nation's debt and deficit.

Cheaper, tougher cuts of meat, such as the shoulder, or "Boston butt," often work best.