A butcher's knot is most commonly used to secure meat for roasting. Tied meat tends to cook evenly and can be easier to carve. You can tie stuffed meat with a butcher's knot using one long piece of twine wrapped continuously around the
A butcher's knot is most commonly used to secure meat for roasting. Tied meat tends to cook evenly and can be easier to carve. You can tie stuffed meat with a butcher's knot using one long piece of twine wrapped continuously around the
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