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Cuts of beef that are obtained from the center of the animal, such as the loin and rib area, are the most tender. This is because the muscles in these areas are suspension muscles and do not move as much as the muscles in the front and rear portions of the animal, which are responsible for locomotion.
The result is moist, tender and delicious. Labels on beef cuts at the meat counter are often confusing. For example, chuck roast is a common cut for use in pot roast recipes and definitely should be cooked by braising. Boston cut, a specific type of chuck roast, is generally easier to tenderize. The name of a specific cut of beef may vary regionally and with the grocery store or meat market.