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High Dollar Taste on a Low Dollar Budget Steve Pritchard UNL Extension Educator Special Acknowledgement Chris Calkins & Dennis Burson The Beef Carcass Chuck 30% Rib 10% Loin 17% Round 23% Brisket, Plate & Flank 20% Cheap Chuck


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High Dollar Taste on a Low Dollar Budget

Steve Pritchard UNL Extension Educator Special Acknowledgement Chris Calkins & Dennis Burson

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The Beef Carcass

Chuck 30% Rib 10% Loin 17% Round 23% Brisket, Plate & Flank 20%

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Cheap Chuck Roast

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A comprehensive body of work that fully characterizes the chuck and round, such as:

  • Tenderness
  • Composition
  • Processing traits
  • Dimensions
  • Color
  • Others

Muscle Profiling is:

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Chuck Summary Data

Fat G = < 5% Y = 5-10 % R = > 10% pH G = > 5.8 Y = 5.8 - 5.7 R = < 5.7 PressibleG = < 36% Moisture Y = 36-38% (WHC) R = > 38% Bind G = >175 mL Y = 170-175 mL R = <170 mL Myoglobin G = >25 mg/g Y = 20-25 mg/g R = <20 mg/g Collagen G = <10 mg/g Y = 10-15 mg/g R = >15 mg/g Shear G = <8.5 Force Y = 8.5-11.0 Value R = >11.0 Fat % pH WHC Bind, mLMyoglobin mg/g Collagen mg/g Moist, WBS Dry, WBS Biceps brachii Brachiocephalicus omot. Brachialis Cutaneous omo brachialis

  • Complexus

Deep pectoral Deltoideus Dorsalis oblique Infraspinatus Intertransversales Latissmus dorsi Longissimus cap. et Atlantis Longissimus costarum Longissimus dorsi Levatores costarum Multifidus & spinalis dorsi Rhomboidus Scalenius dorsalis Serratus ventralis Splenius Superficial pectoral Subscapularis Supraspinatus Tensor fascia antibrachii Teres major Trapezius

  • Triceps brachii
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Bovine Myology – Muscle Profiling Web Site

  • Dr. Steve Jones
  • Univ. of NE

http://bovine.unl.edu

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Steaks Pounds in Millions %

Ribeye and Strip Steaks 373 26 Sirloin 292 21 Other steaks 222 16 Filet Mignon 253 18 T- Bone 62 4.4 Porterhouse 35 2.5 Flat Iron 92 6.5 Petite Tender 40 2.8 Ranch Cut 37 2.6

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef, 2006

Volume - Steaks in Foodservice 2007

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Muscle Rank based on Tenderness

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Next Frontier…Chuck Roll

Chuck Roll NAMP 116A

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Chuck Eye NAMP 116D Under blade NAMP 116E Chuck Roll NAMP 116A

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Chuck Eye Steaks

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Boneless, Country-Style Beef Chuck Eye Ribs

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America’s Beef Roast

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Sierra Cut

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Denver Cut

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Sierra Cut Denver Cut

The Chuck is on a Roll!

Chuck Eye Roll Blade Roast

Country-Style Beef Chuck Ribs America’s Beef Roast Delmonico Steak (Chuck Eye Steak)

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Delmonico Steak Boneless Country-Style Ribs America’s Beef Roast Sierra Cut Denver Cut

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Lean Beef Cuts – 3 oz serving

Source: USDA, ARS, 2005.

2.6 1.9 1.8 0.9 9.2 6.0 5.7 3.0 5 10 15 Skinless thigh

  • Ch. shoulder steak
  • Ch. Shoulder roast

Skinless breast g sat. fat g total fat

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Access to Cutting Sheets and Sell Sheets

  • http://www.beefinnovationsgroup.com/
  • Click on Value-Added Cuts for:

– How To Cut – Sell Sheets

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Funded by America’s Beef Producers

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Steve Pritchard

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Boone & Nance Counties 402-395-2158 308-536-2691 spritchard1@unl.edu