Punta y Pecho is also known as Beef Brisket. It's 'normally a tough cut of meat' but I tell you that it's very flavorful! Tita Nelia Silverio boiled the brisket (with the right seasoning) for a few hours on low heat. And to accompany the beef, she prepared the following: pechay, young corn, saging na saba, sweet potatoes (kamote), carrots!
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