A cut from the chuck (shoulder) area, named for its similar shape to a tenderloin but not its tenderness. This lean, tough cut is best prepared with low and slow methods like braising, slow cooking, or stewing to break down the connective tissue and become tender. It should not be cooked quickly at high heat, as it will become chewy.
A round roast is a lean, tough, and flavorful cut of beef from the cow's rear leg muscles. Because it's a well-exercised muscle, it has minimal fat and connective tissue. Round roast is best cooked with techniques that use slow, moist heat or with high-heat searing followed by a low-temperature finish to ensure tenderness.
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