Aitchbone is another term for the rump-bone of cattle or swine. The term is sometimes used for the cut of meat lying directly above the rump bone in cattle. It is also encountered when carving a country ham; some instructions indicate that the tenderest cuts are made by slicing parallel to the aitchbone, rather than simply perpendicular to the femur.

Categories: Anatomy Livestock
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English: rump-bone
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