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Aitchbone of Beef

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  • Serves

    10-15

    according to size
    Appears in
    Poor Cook: Fabulous food for next to nothing

    By Susan Campbell and Caroline Conran

    Published 1971

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    This is a very large joint, consisting of rump, topside, silverside and brisket. While the quality of the meat on this cut is not as fine as best rump, fillet or sirloin, it does cost far less than half as much per pound, and is very well worth buying for large family dinners or informal parties. It can be eaten hot or cold

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