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Saw "texas griller" at the market today...

Malkavian

By Malkavian
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Malkavian

Malkavian

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I've seen these guys pop up in the local supermarkets lately, hunks of fairly lean beef in the 2-5 pound range with a label that says 'texas griller' and nothing else; some are premarinated, some look as if they were cut by the meat department at the store. A bit of googling for the term on egullet and the 'net at large didn't turn up anything definitive, maybe i'm missing something? I was under the vague impression that it was like a double or triple thick NY strip, but I can't really back that up with anything but a foggy memory--the price these were at made me hesitant to think it was steak at least.

Any suggestions?

vogelap

vogelap

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I'd bet it's skirt steak. And probably poorly cut at that.

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Dana

Dana

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I've been buying groceries in Texas for 24 years and I've never seen such a critter. Sound like the store is taking liberties...... :hmmm:

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Athena1963

Athena1963

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I've seen this before and it was really quite good. Very good flavor. Saw it again today as western griller. Asked at the meat dept and was told that it was bottom round, cut sideways.

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