A Visual Guide to the Cuts of a Cow: Where Every Beef Cut Comes From | By The Bearded Butchers

In this video, you will see Seth and Scott, the Bearded Butchers, break down a side of beef and lay the individual meat cuts out on a diagram explaining where every cut of beef comes from on the carcass. They also discuss the different types of beef cuts, such as steaks, roasts, trimmings, bones, and fat.
The video begins with Seth and Scott breaking a side of beef into the front and hindquarter, followed by laying the intact quarters together on the diagram to show you the beef carcass before they get started.
Once that is complete, they show the viewer how to break down a side of beef step-by-step. As they work, they explain the different cuts of beef.
Once the side of beef has been broken down, they lay the individual meat cuts out on a diagram of the carcass. This allows the viewer to see exactly where each cut comes from and how it is related to the other cuts. The video also shows the total yield of meat from the carcass, which can vary depending on the size of the cow and the quality of the meat.
The video provides you with a wealth of knowledge about the cuts of beef and how to buy beef in bulk. The video is also visually appealing, with clear and concise visuals that help you understand the butchering process. It's also a great resource for butchers and chefs who want to brush up on their skills.
Here are some of the topics covered in the video:
How to break down a side of beef
The different cuts of beef and where they come from
The total yield of meat from a side of beef
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[@CowboySooner]

I don’t know if they give out awards for KZbin videos, but this certainly deserves one. Bravo! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@niccidee782]

Actually, Google does give out awards ;)

[@ferasj]

Totally agree with you!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@adeadlyfart13]

Yeah this entertaining, educational, and making me hungry!

[@justinpaul4870]

Incredible video guys. Great job.

[@BirdNatureView]

Agreed! I immediately sended this to every meat enthusiast I know!

[@rabergel24]

EASILY the most educational video for teaching the value of a single cow. Should be mandatory viewing in high schools across the country to teach where our hamburgers, meats and steaks come from. Thank you to the Bearded Brothers for investing the time, money, and energy to make this video. I will be watching this video many times! What a great service you have provided!

[@lilblackduc7312]

I agree.

[@nathangill8404]

I also agree. @@lilblackduc7312

[@lovesJesus448]

And the elite and climate change people want to get rid of all cows...besides all of the meat we get milk, cheese, yogurt, butter...so much good stuff..God knows how to make good stuff!!! Praise the Lord Jesus!!Everyone get saved today!!See you in heaven!!

[@user-ts9bk6wc6w]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@faubusmingus5982]

>Should be mandatory viewing in high school. Hell no and I’m a sous chef

[@saganworshipper6062]

As a chef by profession for 27 years, I am familiar with all the different cuts, but this video was spectacular. A perfect way to show someone where everything comes from. Now when family members ask me about beef cuts I can just direct them to this video. Extremely well put together, pun intended lol. Thanks!

[@LiamNI]

I'm wondering, as a self professed chef (while I'm a self professed ex-butcher) what do you call the cut that they describe as "sirloin" in this video? Cos never in my life have a heard anyone call that particular cut "sirloin". It's rump or chump steak in my professional experience, cos the loin doesn't go past the hip bone, with the clue being in the name... They also feckin destroyed a beautiful silverside roast by cutting it into stewing meat...

[@literallypigeon4766]

I’m an apprentice meat cutter in a grocery store, started when I was 14 as a clerk and and just now starting my apprenticeship into meat cutting, I have only ever had a general idea about which cuts come from where. It is AMAZING To see this breakdown, I hope to work breaking down whole cows at some point, this video has really given me some perspective. I honestly couldn’t even really tell you where the tri tip came from to be honest. Thank you so much for this video man, you guys are great, maybe in the future I’ll have to fly out and come work under you cause you guys sure know your shit!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Thank you so much!!!

[@CaraiCuebiyar]

Cannot praise this video enough. Know what you eat and respect it, and all the work that goes into it.

[@missmya3972]

I am very much a visual learner. Thank you very much for taking the time and extra steps for us!! This is an awesome video!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Thank you very much

[@shellymccullough5813]

Everybody can clearly see that you guys are masters... but we are so accustomed to video presentations that we only ever notice the skill of the cameral man when it's bad. Huge high five to Spencer who does a phenomenal job of always getting that right angles to show us what we need to see as we need to see it. You guys make a great team!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

thank you very much!

[@raymondyuen3560]

Yeah, too bad the lack of video camera skills made me sea sick. Content is super good!

[@KartizaK]

Yeah no kidding. excellent camera work. Definitely Angel Angles

[@billrichardsmusic1734]

Years ago, I worked in a grocery store meat market... it was a mom & pop business and the owner was known for having the absolute BEST meats and Best service for hundreds of miles. I like to think I learned from the best. That being said, watching you guys was an absolute pleasure. It brought back so many great memories. I can easily tell that you guys are EXCELLENT butchers. I wish yall were in my area. I'm more into music nowadays but this is one of the best vids on youtube. GREAT work dudes. Im now a fan for life.

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Thanks SO much!!!

[@davidsingleton794]

Seth's knife work is an art. He makes it look so smooth an easy. I'd be amazed to imagine there's any other butchers out there that are as talented as you guys. Your becoming America's butchers!!

[@rickdechant8453]

Love this guys!! Getting ready to buy a whole side, and this was incredibly informative! Repping our buckeye state like bosses!!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@AmadeasReacts]

I work at a grocery store as a meat cutter. By far, this is the greatest break down and understanding of the whole cow.

[@ron2978]

I've raised beef cattle for personal use for over 35 years, did my own slaughter and cut and wrapped with the help of my wife and i always learned something new each time from books ,pictures ,ect, but just came across this video while im ageing a big steer to cut up this weekend, this is the best informative video i have ever seen made and so simple to follow, great job from all of you, wished i had seen it 20 years ago, thanks for sharing your talent and expertise

[@richardcoffman2658]

One of my favorite videos you guys have made. Gave me a much better understanding of where all the cuts come from. Great job.

[@markseelhammer]

A brilliant idea and flawless execution. Wonder if you could take the overhead image and add labels.

[@Osmocote]

Great video. I'd love to see you do it with British cuts.

[@rogerallen6644]

I make a “pilgrimage” to Creston about 3 times a year to Whitefeather Meats. Well worth the 400 mile drive. The cleanest meat store I have ever been in. What a selection of meats and related products! Recommended visit for anyone in Northern Ohio!

[@spicelandsmokeandsear]

Y’all have done so many entertaining and educational videos. This one is definitive. A Master Class. Thanks for all you do.

[@prezkyle]

I work in a meat market, and im trying to learn the cuts better so i can help customers out more. this video is outstanding!

[@AINTEROL]

This is THE most complete video to show it all. I'm really proud of you guys doing it.

[@caseybillygoat699]

You guys are a huge help for us apprentice butchers . Your videos are awesome informative and not boring like the training videos can be sometimes .

[@TheBeardedButchers]

We're happy we can help!

[@davidkohl3259]

I grew up on the farm, raising beef, but going into adulthood my career went in a different non-farm direction. I've always had a rough idea about where the cut come from, but until today, I had never seen such an in-depth breakdown of where each cut comes from. I've been watching you guys for a couple years off and on, and you never cease to amaze me. BTW- I may know where that animal was raised.

[@lilblackduc7312]

Leaving the farm to be raised in a city, I always felt I had lost a lot. Learning to earn a living at college was a 'trade off'.

[@mloflo78]

You didn’t raise beef. You raised animals. Specifically cows.

[@kennetheyler9698]

​@@mloflo78if he raised beef, he probably raised steers. Neutered bulls. Cows are females that have calved.

[@user-qm4xf4ob4t]

What a tutorial and demystifier! As an orthopedic surgeon, I appreciate your sharp tools, and expert dissections. I'm doing the comparative anatomy (human) as you dissect. I admire your skill and technique as you go through the tissue planes effordlessly . I am experimenting and buying more primal cuts to customize my butchery. Hat's off to you guys for taking the time with this type of instruction. Bravo and subscribed!!

[@Marshe.Valias]

Man, I could just watch meat all damn day, absolutely love these vids, just discovered your shorts yesterday

[@rustbucket9318]

Watching y’all break down our food is never boring. I am always so impressed with the process and the skill. I really look foreword to these videos.

[@Snookninja386]

Awesome idea!!! I love it!!! I’m definitely a visual/hands on learner so this made it 100 times easier to see where ever cut is located!!! Great job guys 💪🏼

[@bionicman6969]

Support our local farmers.

[@jbatts91]

I feel like I just watched the Michael Jordan of butchering. I appreciate watching a master of their craft!

[@elizabethsawning1178]

This has been the most helpful of all the processing meat videos I have ever seen. The placement inside the taped outline of the half steer was a great visual letting us see Exactly where each cut comes from. Really appreciated this video

[@josephgraham319]

After 36 years as a chef with two degrees, this should be required viewing at any culinary school. Thanks, the best hour+ I have spent in a long time.

[@journeytohealthafter60]

Amen AGREED

[@LiamNI]

I'm wondering, as a self professed chef (while I'm a self professed ex-butcher) what do you call the cut that they describe as "sirloin" in this video? Cos never in my life have a heard anyone call that particular cut "sirloin". It's rump or chump steak in my professional experience, cos the loin doesn't go past the hip bone, with the clue being in the name... They also feckin destroyed a beautiful silverside roast by cutting it into stewing meat... Can you help me to understand this?

[@jesse3760]

I just got hired at my local butcher shop and these videos are helping me greatly. Learning visually is best for me. This job is I believe a great opportunity for me. Thank you for these videos, great job and keep doing what you do

[@pezboy715]

As a long-time user of YT for food content, I’ve seen many videos that claim they “explain” where beef cuts come from. But none have come even close to what you all accomplished with this video. Bravo and thank you. I will be using this video as a reference for years to come.

[@johntompkins147]

Very nicely done. Artist at work!! Man I could watch you cut all day!! Beautiful work guys!!!! Thank You so much for sharing your art with us.

[@j.darrenwright1708]

What an amazing video. Without a doubt, the best educational breakdown ever! Truly, you all have mad skills!

[@dawsontolbert2862]

25 years of questions all answered in one video. Thank you for the time you guys put into these videos it doesn’t go unnoticed. You guys always teach me better ways to take care of my family through processing and cooking good meals

[@andresrivas3475]

You guys are awesome.! Nobody in the internet can explain really well and properly butcher like you guys do ❤️👍🏼🙌🏼 🔥

[@briandaugherty1247]

Your family makes great videos. Very educational. Long time fan. Great job to everyone in the process. Keep up the great work .

[@maniramdipchan8953]

This is one of the best videos I've seen from you guys. I really learned a lot. You all are very educated pertaining to your profession. Thank You.

[@sirtainlee8725]

One of these butchers has done a lot more cuttting than the other. Joy to watch.

[@edwardmccormick7101]

From a small Hereford farm on Vancouver Island: cannot thank you guys (& your family) enough. All of your work has been helpful but this is one of your very best instructional videos.

[@jonfillion3732]

this was epic guys, loved every moment. Two questions, first could you do this style of video for other cuts ( pork, lamb, venison)? and second i know you have on the website the kinfes but was wondering if you guys would do a video on putting a home butchering kit together with recommendations for additional items.

[@jesseweaver_fuyt]

Something more for the affordable Joe. Like products from LEM? Cause I agree that would be awesome.

[@CaravanFarms]

Check out a cooking supply house. They offer many knife options. Our local one had both Victorinox and Dexter knives.. for me the Dexters fit better and they are VERY sharp. I also got the little Victorinox hook blade(I call it the beak) it is great for doing smaller stuff and caping hides too!

[@agathar7115]

look at their past videos. they’ve already done this for all three animals you mention.

[@mattbrown5511]

This was a great visual training aid. Thank you for the time and energy y'all put into educating us in this way. Y'all went above and beyond. God bless and be well.

[@jack-wilder]

Great video guys! Best breakdown of a cow I've seen. Cow puzzle makes it easier to understand where the beef cuts come from. Great job breaking the cow down. It made me want to cook so many things. Never knew they called the rear shank a Thor's Hammer. I can't believe that this is just one side of beef!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Thanks for watching, we are glad you enjoyed the video!

[@geoffyoung8408]

absolutely the best video on KZbin

[@imari2305]

This truly is the most educational video I've watched concerning the cuts of beef and where they come from on the animal. I am a visual learner and this really helps alot. Thank you Seth and Scott for taking the time to teach us. Plus today (8/16) is my birthday so I really enjoyed watching.

[@dwokie1]

Watching these artists work never gets old. They sure make this look easy... free handing and eye-balling to perfection. Impressive.

[@captainirv3542]

This is one of the most informative yet funny, videos to watch! Every few seconds I was "wowed" and rewinding it to watch again! So beautifully prepared and I could add, respectfully made! I even showed to my daughters and they were Amazed! I even made a list of the cuts I was impressed, and in a few minutes will head to buy some cuts to cook/grill during this long weekend! Awesome job guys! Thanks!

[@timparker9845]

Great video guys... Now I'm hungry. It is great to know where the cuts come from. Blessings

[@Red.Sonja.]

This was a great video. Loved all the candid moments. This was very educational and I learned so much. I enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@ardoinjc]

This was you guy's best video to date and it just may be the best video I've seen about different cuts of meat. You guys have really created a gem here!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Thank you very much!

[@user-fg5vf1gp5c]

ive watched this 3 times..clearly the best beef video on the internet..super job

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Wow, thanks!

[@benm9193]

Excellent video!! I always wondered where some cuts came from. NOW I know!.

[@wesleycarroll41]

Have to agree with Seth. By far the best video you guys have done. Learned a lot about the rounds. Thank you Guys!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Of course, thank you Wesley!

[@kwaggoner2494]

This has to be one of the most informative videos on KZbin especially for the small producer. Fantastic job guys! Such easy to understand explanations of each primal. Everyone buying a half a beef should watch this. I would love to see one of these for pork and lamb as well.

[@maximepatterson8345]

This has to be the best video of butchering. I've recently order half a cow from a local farmer, and this video has given me all the confidence I need for discussing the cuts with my butcher.

[@lynnerodgers4461]

Really enjoyed this video! Watching the dissection in process made the end results so much clearer than having a flat diagram. Meat puzzle was a genius idea!

[@ericpotter7072]

Congratulations guys. Only if you Truly believe that your Videos are awesome and Teaching a Nation about the Art of cutting meat. People are getting Addicted to your Videos. After this Video. I am more interested than Ever for you guys Showing me how much work and preparation in Cutting meat. 💯👏🏿👏🏿🇨🇦🥃

[@sluggotinfantryman]

The Sistine Chapel of Beef Art masterpiece.

[@CurrentChoices]

AS Butchers can you tell Black angus/Dairy Steer/Hereford apart as carcasses?

[@johnborsil5396]

You ain't lying

[@firehorsewoman414]

Glad you guys made this video. Picture is worth a 1000 words.

[@beaverdude]

LOL 😊❤

[@donnyhendricks6772]

I would've loved to see a couple of tomahawks in the puzzle.

[@ginvest273]

This is THE BEST steak education video!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

THANK YOU!

[@carolhylton3062]

My brother an I and 2 others are getting ready to do a whole beef this sun. When I was younger I was being taught by 2 meat cutters different cuts, but that was over 20yrs ago. This video is one of the best I have seen. I will be watching it several times over. Thank you so much.

[@mikaelaa5661]

I genuinely appreciate this video. Thank you so much for creating this. As someone who loves eating beef and has always been curious of their names and which beef part they actually are from, this video is a gem. 💗 Thank you!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

You bet, thanks for watching! We are glad you enjoyed the video. 😊

[@timkeenan366]

I never get bored watching your videos so much information makes me want to get into butching as well. Think its crazy how many different names there are for one cut depending where you live. Keep up the great work guys

[@winorakunselman9421]

This was the most instructional super teaching as well as demonstrating and letting us know how to save money and enjoy cooking again!

[@susankeaton2322]

Excellent. I have bought sides through years from local farmers. Nothing beats knowing where you food is coming from and supporting the farmers.

[@elfwoodadventures2103]

Wow guys!!! I was salivating the whole time you were cutting. You two do the absolute best videos on how to butcher, hands down!!! I have people ask me how I learned to cut up my meats and I always point to you. Thank you so much.

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Wow, thanks!

[@seelor7]

Awesome video! Love the details and explanation of where each cut comes from. The best part was the expertise and precision of processing each cut. Best diagram hands down!

[@dmitriikilishek]

So amazing to see real professionals doing their work! Such great details on all cuts.. just wow!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

thanks!

[@johngipson9628]

I was enthralled the whole time watching you guys teach me the different cuts of meat but also how appreciate what that animal provides for us to enjoy. Thanks you guys are awesome!! You guys are the MAN, keep on teaching us I want to learn more.

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Thank you SO very much

[@thecountrychickadee]

Thank you! So very helpful for a farmers wife from Australia trying my best to learn all the beef cuts for processing our own beef!

[@vegavak]

that last shot with the outline is amazing

[@DagnerJayson]

This was incredible. Thank you for passing the knowledge to us all. ✌🏻

[@TheBeardedButchers]

We're so happy we could share with you!

[@tjus77]

Excellent video, thanks so much. Y'all are truly artist in the meat processing field.

[@thekuchchannel]

I'm just a consumer who likes to eat meat, I watched the entire video and loved it! It was really informational and I enjoyed the commentary and instruction. Great job!

[@user-ch7mn1kj4b]

Phenomenal video. Every home cook should watch. Heck I’m having my grandkids watch this. Can’t say enough about this educational value!

[@christopherepperson6810]

Great video! I almost thought an hour long was daunting but found value in nearly every minute thank you.

[@rickschroeder423]

There are a lot of cuts that you guys cut out that are not the “typical” cuts. Can you please start talking about typical cooking styles with those cuts. Like “this cut has a lot of connective tissue, so it’s typically cooked low and slow.”… “This cut is best hot and fast cooked to med-rare.” Please and Thank you!

[@bastionwolf]

Oh my God this would be so helpful!

[@wimpieniemann1833]

I believe that the Vegans will love this video....well done guys.I cannot see my life without beef.

[@RealHousewifeTricia]

This video was is amazing. Im putting my cut list together for a custom side of beef order and this video made the process of choosing pieces an ordering so much easier. Being able to see everything and knowing ever all of the cuts come from is so eye opening and helpful. Thank you so much!

[@michaelrawlings9563]

Award winning video! Phenomenal for visual learners like myself. You guys are truly amazing butchers and even better (if possible) educators! Thank you!

[@jenniegreening4697]

Thank you so much for doing this video! It is very informative and educational! I'm keeping it in my saved video's list for when I need a quick reference!

[@mikewayne9110]

Incredibly informative. Goodly done!

[@TomLowers]

Best video yet guys. Learned so much. As I said before I took meat cutting in Vo - Tech. This brings back alot of good memories. I love showing , learning from you guys. GOD BLESS !!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@beckydealba8286]

I would love to see a cut order for this beef! I was taking notes as our beef is due to be butchered in a month, and I always feel a bit rushed when the butcher calls for our cut order. Their time is precious and it would be cool to be able to just drop off a cut order when we pick up our pig this week. I also feel a bit like an amateur who’s telling them how to do their job when I say “I saw on KZbin….” Lol. Thanks for the great video!

[@ksds6218]

This was amazing 👏, I actually never knew about some of these cuts. Thank you for spending the time that you did to make this.

[@elizabethdaweskim6387]

best.video.ever. for learning the different cuts of beef and where they come from. thank you.

[@jordancurran5498]

This was a great watch. Steak for dinner tonight 🎉

[@user-dt4nj9hv8y]

Unbelievably educational, thorough video. So nicely done compared to so many cheap and quick gizmos that people do these days. Excellent job, Bearded Brothers.

[@roBLINDhood]

Incredible work guys!! This was so well done and perfectly timed! I’m starting to do some work for my family’s cattle ranch in Oklahoma (Cheek Ranch) and was analyzing data from their beef processor and this helps me understand SO MUCH!!!

[@SuperP37]

This is the best video I have seen for American style butchery. subscribed. Thanks

[@Elgripolero]

Magnificent job producing this very educational video! Kudos to the whole production team.

[@robertlamb7513]

How about this idea for pork and all the other even deer elk and buffalo and thanks for having your seasonings at rural King I love your butter one going to try the rest. They pick the half's up like just another day if I tried that I would be in the floor in so much pain I could not see straight

[@eddiewilson8119]

Thank you guys so much for sharing this video! And I truly appreciate this information! I'm truly learning 😊!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shaanarisley343]

This was absolutely brilliant!! Many many years ago, I worked for a small grocer in a small town in Arkansas. I was only 5'2" tall, but always had a fascination for the butcher dept that my boss/store owner worked in daily. One slow day as he was butchering a hindquarter, I got to hang out and watch! Wasn't long before, "A.D", my boss, asked me if I wanted to help! And that was the day I fell in love with the art of butchering! For several yrs, from late in 1979 to early 80's, the hook n pulley system allowed me to get a hind quarter to my butcher block. From there I could slide it off the hook and slide her all around the table to get started! I'd forgotten a lot.. as I'm 68 now, but can still field dress a deer at least, and get it home to hang and get to work!! This video brought back many memories from the past, and I even learned a bunch of new cuts! THANKS GUYS!!! ❤🥩

[@ingridugarteche4301]

Thank you for clarifying all the different cuts of meat 🥩! I love your enthusiasm!! Wow! So much meat…

[@heathhaas5163]

Absolutely awesome. Thank you, for the time, dedication, and desire to help educate and equip others.

[@TheBeardedButchers]

You bet! Thank you, have a good week!

[@Watchingin09]

You guys are awesome. I’m going to show this video to some of my apprentices and younger journeymen. This is an awesome tutorial. You have done a huge favor to the masses! I’d love to know where you get your beef chart.

[@MrIcemanDenmark]

Great video, the best one I ever seen in my life. Thanks for taking the time to explain everything 🙏🏻

[@JoelMcKee]

I just watched this. It was by far the most educational, and entertaining video. Thanks!

[@TheBeardedButchers]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@GreenWitch1]

This was great! I’ve purchased a hind quarter before & the meat lasted a year! It costs $527. That was over 10 years ago, so costs have gone up, but it’s a great way to save money!! I want to see a video on what each cut is used for & the best method to cook it.

[@colinthompson2462]

I concur!

[@galadrhim1]

I have looked for years for a master all-cuts cut sheet that includes all possibilities and their relationships (i.e. if you get this: you can't get this/these). Has anyone ever found such a thing? I have found a few that do not include everything. The ultimate goal for me would be to build an app/online cut sheet with visuals that automatically hides selections you can no longer make based on selections you have already made - or which pops up a warning that if you select the new thing, the old thing will be unselected - like when you build a car online.

[@sled139]

Well done guys. A wealth of information. Among the most enjoyable and worthwhile time spent on the web. Thank you

[@serenityplantation7638]

What I love about ur channel most is that you guys are one of VERY FEW channels that actually knows what they are talking about. Real life experience and read knowledge rather than the 99% of other social media clowns pretending to know everything about everything and actually knowing NOTHING…. #Homesteading, #gardening lol

[@mixitube489]

Thank you guys!❤ where can I download this meat chart?

[@DareDog.]

Google images has it

[@rdpickettmusic5685]

My wife and I are about to buy a whole half of beef from our local butcher and wanted to see what we'd get. This is the best and most visual video I found. You guys rock! Thank you so much for this video!