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4
Easy
By Neil Perry
Published 2005
This is a classic braise. Hours of slow cooking render the shin’s tough connective tissue into flavourful melting gelatine. Shin and beef cheek are my two favourite cuts of beef for braising. Sorry, I do apologize, I should add oxtail to that, as I do love it as well. What do all these cuts have in common? Lots of connective tissue and a sprinkling of fat. What does that mean? Taste and texture. Is there any other reason to cook?
