Checkoff Introduces U.S. Beef to Asian Chefs | Beef Briefs

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Beef Brief Singapore ChefsThe Beef Checkoff is adding more beef to ASEAN menus?

An intensive two-day training program for chefs from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in April – funded, in part, by the beef checkoff – introduced them to a wider variety of U.S. beef cuts for their menus. Although participating chefs already use U.S. beef in their restaurants, the seminar focused on expanding their menu options to dishes made with a wider array of U.S. cuts, in addition to offering instruction about proper storage and handling of chilled and frozen beef. For details, visit Singapore Training.

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