Braising

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By Stéphane Reynaud

Published 2008

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Pieces of meat to be cooked by braising must have a high water content.
The cooking process in effect uses the water already in the food to cook it, inside a closed receptacle, with only a small amount of added fat. The condensation of the cooking liquid produces a sauce rich in nutrients.

BEEF

ROASTING

GRILLING

BOILING

BRAISING

CHUCK, NECK

CROSS-RIB

RIB

ENTRECÔTE

FILLET

RUMP

ROUND

SILVERSIDE

KNUCKLE

SHIN (HIND)

SKIRT

FLANK

BRISKET

SHORT RIB

BLADE

SHIN (FRONT)