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rotuts

rotuts

@Smithy 

 

thank you .  I thought it might be beef skirt.

 

there is an inner , and an outer skirt  .

 

I only have a a 50 % chance remembering which is which 

 

and the which you want is the thinner skirt .  the other is thicker

 

the thinner one makes fantastic pin-wheels , each skirt rolled

 

skewered ( or tied ) , and then cut  in half. .   very high temp grilling 

 

so that the result is rare , w a crust.

 

the other is thicker , sometimes available # Stop & Shop

 

it need SV  as it's tough.    wondering if those pre-cut

 

were the thicker skirt.  butchers take home the thinner one

 

esp if prime , as there are only 2 / steer 

 

used to be a cheap cut back when 

 

as few knew what to do with them as they are thin.

rotuts

rotuts

@Smithy 

 

thank you .  I thought it might be beef skirt.

 

there is an inner , and an outer skirt  .

 

I only have a a 50 % chance remembering which is which 

 

and the which you want is the thinner skirt .  the other is thicker

 

the thinner one makes fantastic pin-wheels , each skirt rolled

 

skewered ( or tied ) , and then cut .   very high temp grilling 

 

so that the result is rare , w a crust.

 

the other is thicker , sometimes available # Stop & Shop

 

it need SV  as it's tough.    wondering if those pre-cut

 

were the thicker skirt.  butchers take home the thinner one

 

esp if prime , as there are only 2 / steer 

 

used to be a cheap cut back when 

 

as few knew what to do with them as they are thin.

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