CarneAtlas

Beef neckvsJumeau

beef · Approximate equivalent

Anatomically adjacent — jumeau is on the front thigh near the neck, beef neck (collier) is just above. Both are slow-cook cuts with significant connective tissue.

Translation takeaway

These are related cuts, but not perfect swaps. Use the table below to judge how close your local option is before buying.

Open Beef neckOpen JumeauSee substitutes
Raw Beef neck — Beef Chuck cut
Beef neck
Beef · Chuck

Beef neck is a heavily worked muscle with abundant connective tissue and deep flavor. It is inexpensive and requires long, slow braising or stewing to become tender. As it cooks…

TenderloinRoundBottom SirloinRibPlateChuckShort LoinBrisketFlankSirloinShankShank
Jumeau
Beef · Chuck

The "twins" — a pair of muscles on the front thigh of beef, near the paleron and macreuse, named for their symmetric shape. Like macreuse, jumeau is sold in two variations:…

TenderloinRoundBottom SirloinRibPlateChuckShort LoinBrisketFlankSirloinShankShank
Keep Beef neck and Jumeau together in your notebook.

Names by country

CountryBeef neckJumeau
🇺🇸United StatesBeef neck
🇬🇧United KingdomBeef neck
🇫🇷FranceCollier de bœufJumeau
🇪🇸SpainPescuezo
🇦🇷ArgentinaCogote
🇲🇽MexicoPescuezo de res
🇵🇹PortugalPescoço
🇧🇷BrazilPescoço de boi
🇮🇹ItalyCollo di manzo
🇩🇪GermanyRindernacken

Would you know it at the counter?

Five questions: name the cut, place it on the animal, and say which country calls it that. A new board every day — no sign-up.

Play today’s puzzle