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How Scotch Beef and Scotch Lamb add quality and reassurance to your menu and how to inform your customers

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How to make the most of Scotch meat in the kitchen, including preparation and cooking suggestions

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The role of the catering butcher and how you can benefit from his skills and experience

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The importance of good animal welfare and correct maturation processes in producing tender meat of good eating quality

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The unique and perfect environment of the Scottish landscape and the dedication of Scotland’s livestock farmers to producing meat of the highest, consistent standards

Kitchen Section

  • How to check the quality of the red meat you are buying
  • Meat management in the kitchen
  • Red meat cooking advice
  • Yield – are you giving your meat and your budget a roasting?
  • Carving techniques
  • Beef forequarter usage
  • Scotch Beef – the bigger picture
  • Steak secrets
  • Classic beef accompaniments
  • Complementing your lamb
  • Offal – not a thing of the past
  • Scotch red meat - no compromise
 

Kitchen

How to make the most of Scotch meat in the kitchen, including preparation and cooking suggestions.

  1. How to check the quality of the red meat you are buying
  2. Meat management in the kitchen
  3. Red meat cooking advice
  4. Yield – are you giving your meat and your budget a roasting?
  5. Carving techniques
  6. Beef forequarter usage
  7. Scotch Beef – the bigger picture
  8. Steak secrets
  9. Classic beef accompaniments
  10. Complementing your lamb
  11. Offal – not a thing of the past
  12. Scotch red meat - no compromise
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