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Really Big Beef—Introducing Shoulder Clod

Really Big Beef—Introducing Shoulder Clod




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Really Big Beef—Introducing Shoulder Clod

Barbecuers seem to give pork shoulder (a.k.a. Boston butt) all the love, ignoring its beef counterpart, shoulder clod. That’s a shame, because it’s easy to cook, drop-dead gorgeous to serve, and if you love beef, a slice of this tender, crusty, smoky meat will make you feel like you’ve died and gone to heaven. Read More…

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