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1/60 f/4.5 44.0 mm ISO 6400

NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D5200

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sukadelap
draadjesvlees
avondeten
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eten
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The meat is called draadjesvlees (string meat), because it has to be stewed for a long time and then the meat comes apart in threads of meat. It is also known as sucadelap (candied fruit meat), because the collagen in the centre of the cut becomes glazed during cooking and resembles candied fruit.

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 Jaap van 't Veen
Jaap van 't Veen club
Is dit nou volgens de 'schijf van vijf' ??
10 years ago.
 Michiel 2005
Michiel 2005 club
Volgens mij wel, alleen hoort er een glas drinken bij.

www.voedingscentrum.nl/nl/schijf-van-vijf/schijf.aspx
10 years ago.
 Michiel 2005
Michiel 2005 club
It is cut from the top of the shoulder, number 5a here:
www.cookingblondes.nl/het-vleesrund

It looks quite distinctive with the tendon in the centre:
www.ingredienten.nl/sukade

How meat is cut differs from country to country, so it might only be available in the Netherlands.

The shin of beef is lower down the front leg, called "schenkel" in Dutch.
10 years ago. Edited 10 years ago.

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