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Beef, Aitchbone of

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the direction of the line from A to B, nice

A boiled aitchbone of beef is not a difficult joint to carve, as will be seen on reference to the accompanying engraving. By following with the knife A الله the direction of the line from A to B, nice slices will be easily cut. It may be necessary, as in a round of beef, to cut a thick slice off the outside before commencing to serve.

BEEF CARVING.

When roasted the bones are usually removed before cooking, and it is then carved like the round.

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