Canoe Bones
Alt Names: Canoe Cut Marrow Bones
French : Os à moelle | Spanish: Canoas de tuétano
THE BASICS & BEYOND
Sterling Silver canoe bones are cut from the femur of cattle. The nutritional bone marrow can be roasted with a little salt and served with toast – or added to sauces, butters, pastas and steak presentations to infuse additional richness and flavor.
Using the marrow is a prime example of “nose-to-tail” cooking.
Schedule A CuttingJanet Bourbon, Sterling Silver Chef
“Chefs are pushing more nose-to-tail, because it’s good business, on-trend, sustainable, and delicious!”
Interesting note
For 300,000 years, humans have eaten and enjoyed the soft, fatty tissue found in the center of animal leg bones. These bones are a legitimate source of protein, vitamin B12 and monounsaturated fats.
Classic Preparation
Roast
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