What is the best cut of beef and why is it skirt steak?
>>8666815
Sorry but ribeye is king
Salsbury
>>8666874
this.
>>8666815
That's a funny way of spelling ribeye.
>>8666815
>cutting skirt steak with the grain
>>8666924
>ribeye is a close second
incorrect. for steaks, skirt steak is unmber 5. beneath ribeye, t bone, tenderloin and sirloin.
>>8666938
Meh honestly tenderloin is my least favorite cut. Its tasteless unless its some american wagyu or better. Even prime tenderloin is pretty weak because it is so lean. Its a cut of steak that clueless people and girls order.
>>8666978
Also insanely overpriced. You can get a dry aged prime ribeye at the butcher for the same price as choice tenderloin.
>>8666978
wrap it in bacon
it is overpriced to shit though
>>8666925
I wonder if posters like this realize how much a fag they come off as
>>8667006
90% of the time it's bait
The problem with skirt steak is that everyone knows about skirt steak. The nearby hispanic grocer used to sell vac-sealed skirt steak pairs (inner+outer) for $2.99/lb. Now, it's like $8/lb for inner skirt and outer skirt is basically unavailable.
The only real underrated cuts left are top blade and short ribs
>>8667013
short ribs are getting pretty popular these days and can be pretty expensive.
Pan Seared + Oven vs Grill
>>8666938
What type of cut is a filet mignon?
>>8667018
tenderloin.
>>8667018
A meme cut.
>>8667017
grill is good for smokey flavor. that's it
>>8667017
Sous vide + reverse sear obviously
>>8666815
Skirt steak was great cut of meat at $2.99 a lb. Once you hipster fuckers "discovered" it, and it shot up to $7.99, I gave up on it unless I go to my local Carniceria, which still has the best prices, and the best marinades.
I wonder will the increasingly expensive peasant cuts ever get so popular and trendy that people will end up forgetting about the actual good parts of the cow?