Which animal does veal come from?
AnswerYoung calves
Veal is meat from young cattle.
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AnswerYoung calves
Veal is meat from young cattle.
AnswerBelly
American bacon is usually cured pork belly.
AnswerThe tenderloin
Filet mignon comes from the tenderloin.
AnswerThe breast or lower chest
Brisket is from the lower chest.
Answer165°F (74°C)
USDA guidance is 165°F for all poultry.
Answer160°F (71°C)
Ground beef should reach 160°F per USDA guidance.
AnswerMutton
Mutton is from mature sheep; lamb is from young sheep.