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Cheek meat or chuck meat for cholent



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amother
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Post Today at 11:01 am
I discovered a secret on here.

kolichel or cheek meat for the best cholent!

when I googled kolichel it came up as shin.

is beef shin kolichel?

is cheek meat better?
does cheek meat have another name?

I used flanken on the bone till now.

I find the cholent quite heavy and the meat quite heavy.

if I switch to a boneless meat will it affect the cholent? does it need the bones?

I already put in a marrow bone.
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amother
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Post Today at 11:04 am
Cheek is the best, better than kolichel.
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giftedmom  




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 11:16 am
Cheek Ofcourse! Kolichel is cheap and gets very dry.
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amother
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Post Today at 11:17 am
amother Nectarine wrote:
Cheek is the best, better than kolichel.


is it heavy like flanken?

does it have another name or do I just ask for cheek meat?
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scruffy




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 11:17 am
If you don't like flanken because it's too heavy for you, you may not like cheek meat either. It's soft and delicious but very rich
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  giftedmom  




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 11:19 am
amother OP wrote:
is it heavy like flanken?

does it have another name or do I just ask for cheek meat?

It’s quite fatty, but a meat with less fat will be dry.
You can try finger meat though. Less heavy than cheek.
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amother
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Post Today at 11:30 am
scruffy wrote:
If you don't like flanken because it's too heavy for you, you may not like cheek meat either. It's soft and delicious but very rich



I think maybe its the big chunks they send it?
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amother
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Post Today at 11:44 am
Cheek is good but very expensive
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egam




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 11:50 am
giftedmom wrote:
Cheek Ofcourse! Kolichel is cheap and gets very dry.


Never had dry kolichel.
Both are great for cholent, depending on your finances. Cheek meat is prohibitively expensive lately.
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amother
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Post Today at 12:09 pm
I want a meat that isn't too fatty but not dry. Any tips?
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Raisin




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 12:27 pm
I just use the meat called 'chulent meat'. Its perfect.

Sorry, not helpful unless you buy from the same supplier as me.
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  giftedmom




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 1:27 pm
amother Topaz wrote:
I want a meat that isn't too fatty but not dry. Any tips?

Finger meat is a nice in-between
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