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Hi.i have a question about cutting beef for steak.is that important the way of cutting to reduce the thickness of beef while it cooked??? Thank's.

Garlen
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  • June 6, 2017
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GarlenJune 7, 2017
Thank's a lot that means too muxh too me as a pro answer s a beginer.thank's again.
Garlen
GarlenJune 7, 2017
Thank's a lot that means too muxh too me as a pro answer s a beginer.thank's again.
pierino
pierinoJune 6, 2017
Steak is butchered along the lines of muscle and bones attached. Individual muscles might then be cut across the grain. Thickness matters less than marbeling (fat to meat). Well worked muscles with less fat will be tougher to chew and need to be cooked more slowly.
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