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"It all depends on how you cook the meat", say the ''home
economists with Agriculture Canada, Ottawa. All cuts of beef
will provide flavorful and tender meals if cooked: •properly.+
Theseblade steaks . have been cooked slowly in an onion
sauce, then sprinkled with blue • cheese at the end. A more,
tasty dish with this less tender steak would be hard -to find.
Over the yeas, beef has, had
the distinction of being the most
prized of meats. Canadians con-
, sone 84 pounds of beef per per-
son a year, as compared to 55
•--sou idz - porde, a-ndr-30 r
of chicken.
Beef steak has been ac-
claimed as the most universally
enjoyed meat course: However, a
side of beef yields only 21 per
cent steaks and this includes
"less tender"'steaks such as
" flank, blade and round as well
as the tender and ' choice. T
Bone, sirloin and porterhouse
steaks. 'You •can see why beef
steak, whether tender or not, is
not an "economy food item to
buy. The less tender Steak cuts
are less expensive though, and if
cooked a little "specially" can
produce delicious and• tender
results.
Round steak comes from the
hip section of beef, next to the
rump. It is lean meat with
almost: no marbling of fat
through it. It may be sold as top
or bottom round, and the top
round is considered' more tender.
Blade . steak is cut from the
chuck section of the' carcass. It
has a long thin blade bone and
some smaller ones. Flank steak
is from the underside of the loin.
It is a flat, lean piece of meat,
with coarse fibers running
lengthwise. These cuts should
all be cooked : with a little
moisture added to help ten-
derize them. ' They may be.
marinated before cooking for ex-
tra 'flavor.
Canada A is the top• grade -of
beef. It is subdivided into four
fat levels A-1 to A-4; A-1 has
the minimum amount of fat, A-4
the highest. The meat graded A
has slight marbling. However,
Canada B and Canada C grades
of beef may lack marbling. The
tender steaks from these two
grades .may be a little less ten-
der, and so it may be good prac-
tice to cook steaks from these
grades as you would less tender
cuts.
The home economists,
Agriculture Canada, 'Ottawa,
highly recommend • these . two
methods • of braising less tender
steaks. "Marinated R(And,
Steak" is not only marinated
overnight but the meat is cooked .
in the flavorful marinade as
well. "Blade Steaks with Blue
Cheese" are cooked, with onion
soup mix, then the meat is sim-
broiledj few -minutes before ser-
ving.
MARINATED ROUND STEAK
MARINADE
!/:3 cup vinegar
1/2 cup chili sauce
1/1 cup finely chopped onion
• 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard
1 teaspoon prepared horseradish
1/" teaspoon pepper
2 to 3 drops tobasco sauce
1 1/2 pounds round steak
2 tablespoons fat
2 cups sliced onions
2 tablespoons fat
1 tablespoon Chopped parsley
Combine ingredients for
marinade, Pour over steak. Let
stand several hours or overnight
in refrigerator.
Remove steak from marinade
• dry with paper towel, cut in ser-
ving -size pieces .and brown in 2
tablespoons of the fat. Place in
greased baking dish, pour
marinade over steak, cover and,
bake at 325°F until tender
(ab'out 1 1/2 hours). Baste oc-
- casionally. Uncover for last 15
minutes of 'cooking,
Saute sliced onions in
remaining 2 tablespoons fat ,un-
til golden (about 5 minutes).
Sprinkle onions and parsley
over steak. 6 servings.
BLADE STEAKS WITH BLUE
CHEESE
3 blade steaks (about 3 pounds) ,
'3 tablespoons fat
3 tablespoons (3/4 ounce) onion •
soup mix
3/4 cup water
1/4 cup crumbled blue cheese
Trim excess fat from steaks
and brown in fat. 'Sprinkle soup.
mix . and add - water. Cover
tightly and cook slowly until
steaks are t_endef' (about 1 3/2
hours). Plate steaks on broiler
• pan and sprinkle with crumbled
cheese. Broil under preheated
broiler until cheese melts (2 to 3
minutes). Serve with ,sgravy
made from pan drippings. 6 ser-
vings.
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Tomatoes -an --arse#.• '._--
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Rosy fresh tomatoes areripe
and ready in home gardens, at
market stands and in the food
stores right now. For best flavor,
they • should be `'aS mature as
possible when you buy or pick
theorem, If this iso-sa�it ossible,
`,leave the 'tomatoes at room
temperature, but •out of direct
sunlight, until ripened and then
refrigerate.
The tomato is a colorful asset.
tri.4, ori? meal, not only as a
vegetable but,' as an ingredient
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calories hitt supplies all the
vitamin C needed for the day.
At this time of year there is -a
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Agriculture Canada, .Ottawa
Suggest preserving a bit of this
colorful vegetable in a sauce
that ?C in ,be loot with-, meat,
vegetables or spaghetti later on
in the year: ' Thee "Vroeh Tomato
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3� stalks celery
1 medium onion
4 pounds tomatoes," Gut in
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1 clove garlic crushed
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon ground oregano
1' tablespoon salt
3/8 teaspoon pepper
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