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Old 08-22-2009, 01:23 PM     #1
 
 
 
 
 
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Question about this beef recipe
From Southern Living Magazine, May 2006: (Cannot post link because I do not have enough posts, but it can also be found on myrecipes.com)


http://find.myrecipes.com/recipes/re...ipe_id=1187107


My question is can I use ground beef instead of the beef chuck roast? I'm a new cook


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Yes. However, if you can use ground chuck it would be better. With ordinary Ground beef (hamburger) you may have to use more than the 2 lbs. called for in the recipe, because a lot more fat will be cooked out leaving less meat. You will probably need to cook 2-3/4 pounds of ground beef to equal the same amound of boneless chuck roast, but only 2-1/4 pounds of ground chuck.
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You can really use any cut of beef, but as Selkie pointed out because the meat had been ground you will lose more weight because of the fat loss.
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Go with the chuck roast!!! Its so good shredded!!

Using ground chuck or beef has one big drawback. When you cook it long term it has a tendency to break down and get powdery.
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You can really use any cut of beef, but as Selkie pointed out because the meat had been ground you will lose more weight because of the fat loss.
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