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Anyone speak Spanish? What type of meat did I buy..

limester816

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Went to the Chilean supermarket and bought something that looks suitable for a good roast. But I dont know what it is... This is what one website had to say.

"PUNTA PALETA

Es un corte en forma de abanico alargado, por una de sus caras tiene una tela fibrosa de color perlado. Es una carne blanda que puede usar en guisos, asado a la cacerola, al horno, biftec y carbonada."

it looks like this:
puntapaleta.jpg


and it's from the front side of the cow... http://www.asadosadomicilio.cl/club_..._de_cortes.php
 

itsstillmatt

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Originally Posted by limester816
My best guess is beef tenderloin...
I think that is the point of the brisket. Punta of the palette, which, if I recall correctly, is the brisket.
 

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