Wrong filet

Beef shoulder

Fake veal fillet with potato gratin and broccoli

The false fillet (also called shoulder fillet or bowel loin ) is a section of the shoulder of beef or pork , more precisely the upper bone muscle ( Musculus supraspinatus ). Since the wrong fillet has a strong tendon running through it, it is not suitable for quick frying, but rather for braising and cooking . Only its shape is reminiscent of the real fillet , but the quality of the meat is not that high.

In the Alemannic world, the wrong fillet is also referred to as a "medallion"; but this is not to be confused with the medallions that are cut from the middle part of the real fillet.

Synonyms for the false fillet of beef are: bow fillet, bow loin, bow lummer, false loin, Linchen, Juden fillet, Jew loin, Jew loin, lean chisel, shoulder fillet, shoulder loin.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Lutz Bertling: Allowed - Prohibited. In gastronomy and community catering . 13th edition. Behr's, Hamburg 2013, ISBN 978-3-95468-021-4 , pp. 231 .
2. ↑ https://www.fleischwirtschaft.de/suche/?i_q=linchen&OK=suchen
3. ↑ Michal Friedlander and Cilly Kugelmann (eds.): Kosher & Co. About food and religion . Nicolai Verlag, Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-89479-539-9 , pp. 8 ( online [PDF; 48 kB ; accessed on October 20, 2018]).
4. ^ Technical terms meat lexicon: Falsches Filet. In: fleischwirtschaft.de. Retrieved October 21, 2018.