rose meat
rose meat noun: the thin, rose-colored cutaneous trunci muscle, especially of a cow or pig and especially when used as food (suadero or matambre).
Noun
rose meat (uncountable)
- The thin, rose-colored cutaneous trunci muscle, especially of a cow or pig and especially when used as food (suadero or matambre).
- Braised Rolled Beef / Matabre Recheado […2016 June 9, Evandro Caregnato, Churrasco: Grilling the Brazilian Way, Gibbs Smith, →ISBN
- […] marinated rose meat higher than non-marinated rose meat […] Marinated rose meat was more tender when cooked using moist heat […]2016, N Huerta-Leidenz, MS Rubio Lozano, et al., Comparison of rose meat from the US and Mexico with and without marination
Examples of rose meat in a sentence
- Fresh rose meat (Cutaneous trunci) was cut into 100 cm2 and stored at 7C.2019, EL Shebs, MJ Lukov, FM Giotto, et al., “Efficiency of Commercial Bacteriophages on Stec O157: H7 Populations in Beef Kept Under...
- The CV port was implanted under the skin of pork rose meat. […] LEDs were easily transmitted through the skin of pork rose meat.2023, M Yasutomi, D Yunaiyama, Y Takara, T Saguchi, et al., “Application of wireless energy transmission technology into central venous...
Origin of rose meat
From its rosy color; compare rose veal.
Questions about rose meat
- What does rose meat mean?
- Rose meat means the thin, rose-colored cutaneous trunci muscle, especially of a cow or pig and especially when used as food (suadero or matambre).
- How do you use rose meat in a sentence?
- Fresh rose meat (Cutaneous trunci) was cut into 100 cm2 and stored at 7C.
- What part of speech is rose meat?
- Rose meat is a noun.
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