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What are you going to do with 200 pounds of beef?
More importantly, what areyou going to do with the tongue, heart and bones? The butcher will happily leave them out of your order, but you’re leaving good value on the table. We asked Connie DeSousa and Jessica Pelland, chefs at Calgary’s Charcut and Charbar restaurants and two of Canada’s top nose-to-tail cooking experts, to give us some ideas. This article was originally published January 2016
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