Carving a cut of meat worthy of praise needn't be difficult. These simple guidelines will show you the proper way to carve meat.
July 28, 2015
Carving a cut of meat worthy of praise needn't be difficult. These simple guidelines will show you the proper way to carve meat.
All joints served hot will be more tender and easier to carve if the meat is covered in foil and left in warm place to "relax" for at least 15 minutes and up to half an hour before carving. Boneless cuts are the easiest to carve, such as a rolled beef rump or sirloin, or a boned and rolled leg of lamb. As a rule, meat is best cut across the grain. Before you start, make sure that your knife is sharp and your board isn't going to slip (lay it over a tea towel if necessary).
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