Beef

Edge Roast

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Description

Edge roasts are cut from the center cut underblade roast. They're composed of one single muscle, the serratus ventralis, which shrugs the shoulder. They tend to have nice marbling and big beefy flavor. They're best braised or cooked with moisture over a long period of time. Edge roasts are specifically cut from the ventral side of the underblade and are sometimes called chuck flap roasts.

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