The Final Word On Scotch Fillet
Here's what I was looking for:
Australian Term: Scotch Fillet
U.S.A. Term: Ribeye Fillet (Ribeye steak without bone)
Thank you Haggis and Foodaholic for distilling the answer I was looking for. Everyone else, thanks for your input!
The problem with...
Scotch Fillet (Not to be confused with Scotch Whiskey)
While looking for a clue to what cut of beef they were referring to, I noticed that a photo of a prepared dish looked like they used a Flank Steak Fillet. It was a thin fillet with a large surface area. I suppose I could substitute...
Is there another name for that cut? I have found many recipes that call for scotch fillet steaks, but I do not recognize the cut they are referring to.
Thank you for the information
The "Maryland Cut" was a term I had never heard, but I am very familiar with Whole Chicken Legs (skin on), or Chicken Quarters as I am used to seeing them labeled.
Thank you for the information. If you would like to see the recipe I was reading, here is the link.
I was looking through some recipes on an Australian website and I found a recipe for Jerk Chicken Merrylands. It says in the recipe, "You may need to ask your Butcher for Chicken Merrylands. If that cut is not available substitute chicken legs."
I would like to know what that cut is like, how...