Simmered Beef                                   L.Meat, Fish, and Poultry No.011
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|Yield:  100 Portions                    Each Portion: 1 to 2 Slices (4 Ounces)|
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|    Ingredients     | Weights  | Measures |              Method               |
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|Beef, Rounds, Whole | 40LB     |          | 1. Place roasts in stock pot or   |
|Boiling Water       |          |to cover  |    steam-jacketed kettle; add     |
|                    |          |          |    water to cover.                |
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|Carrots, Diced      |  2LB     | 1.50 Qrt | 2. Add carrots, celery, onions,   |
|Celery              |  2LB     | 1.50 Qrt |    bay leaves, cloves, salt, and  |
|Onions              |  4LB     | 3.00 Qrt |    pepper to beef.                |
|Bay Leaves          |          | 4.00 EA  | 3. Simmer 2 1/2 to 3 hours or     |
|Cloves, Whole       |          |20.00 EA  |    until tender. DO NOT OVERCOOK. |
|Salt                |       8OZ| 0.75 Cup |    Remove scum as it rises to the |
|Pepper, Black, Groun|          | 1.00 Tbsp|    surface during cooking. Remove |
|d                   |          |          |    cooked beef and bay leaves.    |
|                    |          |          | 4. Let stand 20 minutes before    |
|                    |          |          |    slicing.                       |
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NOTE:  1. In Step 2: 2lb 7oz fresh carrots will yield 2lb chopped car-
          rots; 2lb 12 oz fresh celery A.P. will yield 2 lb chopped   
          celery; 4lb 7 oz dry onions will yield 4 lb chopped onions. 
       2. In Step 2, 8 oz (2 2/3 cups) dehydrated onions may be used. 
          See Recipe Card A-11.                                       
       3. In Step 3, test for doneness: a fork inserted into the meat 
          will withdraw easily if the meat is cooked and tender. Test 
          each piece of meat separately.                              
       4. DO NOT BOIL MEAT; boiling toughen meat. Serve with tomato   
          catsup, horseradish, or mustard. The broth may be used for  
          soup or gravy.