Rich and flavorful, beef shank boasts a robust taste that intensifies with slow cooking, yielding tender meat that falls off the bone. Its connective tissues melt into a luscious broth.
Where it comes from
Beef shank has been utilized in various global cuisines, particularly in hearty soups and stews where its richness is maximized through long cooking.
In the kitchen
Ideal for braising and slow-cooking, it contributes depth and body to broths and stocks, creating a flavorful base for soups.
Across cuisines
Beef shank is a cut of meat from the leg of the cow, known for its tough texture that becomes tender when braised. It is often used in soups and stews, where its connective tissue adds richness to the broth. This cut is popular in cuisines that emphasize slow cooking.
Nutrition (per 100g)
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