Secondly, for cooking methods, beef cashews are more suitable for frying, stir-frying and other high-temperature cooking. The sheep cashew is more suitable for low temperature slow stewing, which can better retain the tenderness and aroma of the meat. So, for people with different cooking preferences and ways of cooking different ingredients, both types of cashews have their own merits.
Overall, beef and mutton cashews have their own unique characteristics, and each has its own flavor and texture. If you prefer a more tender meat, then try the Beef Cashew; if you want to experience a richer layer of flavor, then order a Lamb Cashew. Whichever you choose, beef and lamb cashews are both nutritious and delicious traditional Chinese dishes.
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