Matambre is a thin cut of beef in Argentina and Uruguay, made with the muscle between the ribs and skin of a steer. While it can be served as a steak, it is more common prepared as matambre arrollado, made by filling a rolled-up matambre with vegetables and hard-boiled eggs, boiling or roasting it, and slicing it thinly, or as matambre a la pizza, where the meat is topped with pizza-style toppings.

Categories: Steak
Contained by: Matambre a la pizzaes-ar Matambre arrolladoes-ar
Characteristic of: Argentina
Contains, including ancestors: Seafood Fish Lamb Pork

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