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Turkish to English Beef Cut Names (Et Parçaları)

Turkish butchers use names such as antrikot, kontrfile and bonfile that don’t translate word for word. Turkish cut names are trade usage: there is no official Turkish retail cut standard, so names vary between shops and regions.

Turkish nameUS nameUK nameGuide
Alt sırtBottom sirloinPart of the rumpBottom Sirloin
AntrikotRibeyeRib-eyeRibeye
Arka butRoundLegHind Round
BonfileTenderloin (filet mignon)FilletTenderloin
BöğürSirloin flap (bavette)BavetteFlap / Bavette
DöşBrisketBrisketBrisket
Hörgüç etiHump–Hump
İlik kemiğiMarrow bonesMarrow bonesMarrow Bones
İncikShankShinShank
KaburgaShort ribsJacob’s ladderShort Ribs
KarınFlank steakFlank (bavette)Flank
Karın döşShort plateThin rib and flank (part)Plate
Kol etiShoulder clodClod / bladeShoulder Clod
KontrfileNew York stripSirloinStriploin
KuyrukOxtailOxtailOxtail
KürekChuckChuck and bladeChuck
NuarTop roundTopsideTopside
PicanhaTop sirloin cap (coulotte)Rump capPicanha
SokumTop sirloin (incl. cap and tri-tip)RumpRump
T-boneT-bone / porterhouseT-boneT-Bone
TrançBottom roundSilversideSilverside
Tri-tipTri-tipTri-tip (part of the rump)Tri-Tip
YumurtaSirloin tip (knuckle)Thick flankKnuckle
Üst sırtTop sirloinRumpTop Sirloin

Names and cut lines vary by country and by butcher, so ask for the cut by description if the name doesn't match. Dutch and Turkish names are common butcher usage; there is no official Turkish retail cut standard. How we name cuts

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