neck
- noun
- /nɛk/
- It's a lamb soup made from the neck and the shoulder of a lamb, and it's cooked overnight.
No, I do need to back fat, Turkey neck, everything.
- No, I do need to back fat, Turkey neck, everything.
- They off that pig's neck, right in their jaw.
- You take their neck like this and then we'll cut this part.
Examples
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To make the stew, simmer the beef neck with vegetables and herbs for several hours.
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Turkey neck bones, just like you make 'em.
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You cut off the neck at the backbone, then get rid of the head.
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Automobile emission controls and safety requirements remain a pain in the neck for car manufacturers.
Academic text (1997) -
Every couple of days I'd catch a chicken and wring its neck before plucking and frying it.
Fiction book (1996) -
The chef recommended using a lamb neck to create a rich, flavorful broth.
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For the best results, braise the pork neck slowly until it becomes tender and juicy.
Synonyms
A piece of meat sliced from an animal for cooking
A piece of meat taken from a certain part of an animal
A thin, bony cut of meat from an animal's neck used for slow cooking
A cut of beef from the cow's neck used for slow cooking and making broth
A thin, lean piece from the neck of lamb or veal for cooking
Idioms
To take a risk by saying or doing something that may get you in trouble
- Informal
A constant problem or responsibility that is hard to get rid of
Compounds
A short soft collar that stands up around the neck and is sewn to the top
A high, close-fitting part of a shirt or sweater that folds over and covers the neck
How Tender
Surface Forms
Etymology
Neck as a cut of meat is simply the meat from an animal's 'neck', and that is why this cut is often used for slow cooking since it comes from that part of the body.