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BrisketvsCostela ponta de agulha

beef · Approximate equivalent

Anatomically adjacent — costela ponta de agulha is just behind the brisket on the same chest section. Both rely on long slow heat to render their fat and 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 BrisketOpen Costela ponta de agulhaSee substitutes
Raw Brisket — Beef Brisket cut
Brisket
Beef · Brisket

Brisket comes from the lower chest of the animal and consists of two muscles — the flat and the point — separated by a layer of fat. It is one of the toughest cuts due to the high …

TenderloinRoundBottom SirloinRibPlateChuckShort LoinBrisketFlankSirloinShankShank
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Raw Costela ponta de agulha — Beef Plate cut
Costela ponta de agulha
Beef · Plate

The front portion of the Brazilian *costela*, taken from the chest end of the rib cage where cartilage runs through the bones. The fattier, more flavourful cousin of *costela…

TenderloinRoundBottom SirloinRibPlateChuckShort LoinBrisketFlankSirloinShankShank
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Names by country

CountryBrisketCostela ponta de agulha
🇺🇸United StatesBrisket
🇬🇧United KingdomBrisket
🇫🇷FrancePoitrine
🇪🇸SpainPecho
🇦🇷ArgentinaPecho
🇲🇽MexicoPecho
🇵🇹PortugalPeito / Maçã do peitoCostela ponta de agulha
🇧🇷BrazilPeitoCostela ponta de agulha
🇮🇹ItalyPunta di petto
🇩🇪GermanyRinderbrust

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