into individual steaks, you’ll want to avoid cutting against the grain. “Generally, when butchering larger cuts into smaller steaks, or primal into sub primals, you want to follow the natural ...
“By cutting against the grain you are ensuring that [each piece has] the smallest possible length of muscle fiber,” says Greg Garrison, executive chef of Repeal 33 in Savannah, Georgia. Simply put, ...
The tri-tip sirloin and flank steak are perfect for grilling but should be cut against the grain. Head into any grocery store, and the sheer number of steak options can be overwhelming ...