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By Robert Carrier

Published 1965

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The thick flank (or top rump) is one of the most economical cuts to buy, as it contains no bone and very little fat. Suitable for slow roasting, braising, stewing and boiling, for pies and puddings. The thin flank contains much more fat, and is best salted and boiled, and eaten cold, or used for a moist, well-flavoured pot-au-feu.

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