Beef shank

Shank is the cut hamin is built on: plenty of connective tissue that turns soft enough to fall apart with a fork after a long slow cook. A typical Moroccan hamin pot holds 1 kg of shank out of 3.8 kg of ingredients.

Where to buyTo hamin

Also called: shin, gravy beef, beef for hamin

A cut of beef shankIllustration
Energy168kcal per 100 g
Protein18.9g per 100 g
Fat10.1g per 100 g
In recipes12Israeli dishes it appears in

Nutrition by form

Per 100 g

FormkcalProtein, gFat, gCarbs, gFibre, g
Raw16818.910.100
Cooked31535.5190

Dishes built on it

The percentage is its share of the dish by weight

  1. Beef hamin with wheat, potatoes and eggs57%
  2. Beef cooked with rice in tomato sauce40%
  3. Shishbarak, beef dumplings in sauce26%
  4. Borscht with beef6%

Goes well with

The ingredients that appear with it most often in the same recipes

SaltWaterGarlicRicePotatoesChickpeasCanola oilTomato
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Frequently asked questions

Why is shank right for hamin?

It has a lot of connective tissue. In a long slow cook it melts into gelatine and the meat turns tender and juicy instead of drying out.

How long do you cook beef shank?

At least three hours at a gentle simmer, and all night in hamin. It is ready when it falls apart with a fork.

How much shank goes into a hamin pot?

A typical Moroccan hamin pot has 1 kg of shank with 300 g of chickpeas, 450 g of potatoes, about 6 eggs and 185 g of rice.