Beef scar - good and bad

Beef scar (another name for broom) is a meat by-product obtained from a part of the stomachs when cutting cow or bovine carcasses. The scar consists mostly of fibers of smooth gastric muscles, has an easily recognizable appearance (pale pinkish-gray color, villi).

Since ancient times, the beef scar was used by man for food. In different national cuisines, traditions of cooking various interesting dishes from beef crayfish (of course, using spices and other flavors) have developed.

Modern man does not particularly want to mess with the preparation of beef scar, because it's a labor-intensive and long, moreover, the scar when cooking gives off specific smells. However, if you learn how to prepare a beef stalk correctly, you can vary the usual menu, including in it useful, tasty, satisfying and, importantly, quite budgetary dishes.

About the benefits of the product

Currently, many people mistakenly believe that the beef scar for the human body - a food product is almost useless (given the cheapness and long cooking process). In fact, everything is different.

Benefit and harm of beef scar

Beef rump contains about 95.8-97% protein, up to 4.2% fat (carbohydrates are absent). That is, this high-protein low-fat carbohydrate product is an excellent "building material" for muscle tissue. Due to this composition, the dishes from beef scar can be included in the menu of various diets (including, with diabetes, gout, with various gastrointestinal complications). Also in beef rumen there are some very useful substances for the human body, namely: vitamins (groups B, PP and H), compounds of calcium, magnesium, sodium , potassium, phosphorus, sulfur, iodine and iron), as well as some antioxidants.

The use of dishes from beef scar has a general beneficial effect on the skin and mucous membranes, on the digestive and nervous systems. Harm from the use of beef scar is not noticed.

Caloric content of beef rumen is about 97 kcal per 100 g of product.

Preparation of beef scar

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