Typically lean with a good covering of external fat, making it an excellent "self-basting" roast. 3. Cooking Guide
The aitchbone is prized by connoisseurs for its unique combination of texture and depth of flavor.
In butchery, the aitchbone cut typically comes from the top of the rump (the buttocks area).
It has a coarser grain than prime cuts like sirloin but is known for being remarkably tender when prepared correctly.
Typically lean with a good covering of external fat, making it an excellent "self-basting" roast. 3. Cooking Guide
The aitchbone is prized by connoisseurs for its unique combination of texture and depth of flavor.
In butchery, the aitchbone cut typically comes from the top of the rump (the buttocks area).
It has a coarser grain than prime cuts like sirloin but is known for being remarkably tender when prepared correctly.