I need some suggestions, please. What is a good cheaper steak to grill for a large group?

by okieSuperman

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  1. Neither-Ordy

    Flank and make fajitas. You can grill onions, peppers, make some rice, beans, tortillas, salsas.

  2. monkeybids

    Flank steak! Grills quickly and easy to slice and portion out.

  3. Responsible_Ebb7108

    Get a bunch of ‘don’t give a fuq chuck’ steaks

  4. PeTeRoCK13

    London broil is another good recommendation. Marinade it well and slice thin

  5. billding1234

    I’ve done 2-3 tritips for groups and it’s worked out great. I sous vide them ahead of time and then sear them just before eating so timing and cleanup is a cinch.

  6. GtrplayerII

    Bavette or sirloin flap meat.  Often sold as Steak Tips in the NE area… Fantastic tender and flavorful cut.  Awesome meaty taste.  Great for a crowd.  Easily my favourite cut of beef.  Around me, with a large French population, it is popular so not exactly cheap, but I’ve found it in areas of the US on vaca, to be extremely reasonable in price.  

  7. WhiskeyCrusher

    picanha is usually affordable and pretty awesome grilled

  8. Carne asada w/ flank is cheap and a big time crowd pleaser in my family.

  9. Bearspoole

    Chuck steaks are cheap and just about as tender as a ribeye. Seriously slept on.

    Or you can buy a bunch of picanha and slice them into steaks. Big fan of those

  10. DivergenceAtMaximum

    Petite sirloin steaks (ball tips) tend to be on the cheaper end and go on sale alot where in from. Chuck and top round (regularly sold as london broil) goes on sale alot also. Last time I checked flank and TOP sirloin are over 10 bucks a pound. But if you find TOP sirloin on sale ask the butcher for a top sirloin cap. Cut into steaks that’s what is called picanha.

  11. DrMantisToboggan670

    Depending on size of the group, I grill a whole NY Strip, sear both sizes then turn down to low. About a total of 45min on low should get you to about 120 degrees. Pull and let rest for about 20 min, slice as thin or thick (think prime rib) as your heart desires. A larger strip will feed about 12 adults with a healthy portion

  12. RAV4Stimmy

    TriTip…. Used to do them in dozens for Marching Band meals

  13. sandman2986

    Sirloin tips from your local wholesale place.

  14. Icy_Custard_8410

    Buy a whole NY strip loin

    Cut to your own

  15. tmoney645

    Tri-tip. Per pound it should be much cheaper, and as a bonus, with a normal cook you will have slices that range from medium to rare which usually satisfies everyone’s tastes on cook temp.

  16. Justin_Sideme

    Pork steak, very delicious and very inexpensive

  17. SouthPlattePat

    Tri tip, sirloin flap, or flank.

    My costco carries all 3

  18. ArcadeKingpin

    Tri tip. Grill them whole and slice after resting. Cook the larger ends to low medium and you’ll have all the temps of steak towards the point. Makes everyone happy

  19. PresentationOk8997

    hanger and flat irons hanger is like flank flat iron steaks are nice and uniform easy to grill.

  20. Independent-Car-7101

    Grill some brats , onions, peppers and create a make your own sausage roll station

    And some good baguettes

  21. EuronIsMyDad

    Tri-tip. It’s delicious and pretty affordable

  22. O just get some smaller sirloins and marinate them with oj or pineapple juice, soy sauce, Worcestershire, ginger, garlic, and dry mustard.

    They tenderize so well because of the juice and the flavor drives everyone nuts. Even the kids and parents (including my wife) that don’t eat steak rave about them and they are still tender and still good if they want theirs medium to well done.

    Not my typical method, but it’s cheap and easy.

  23. Outrageous_Ad4252

    For large gatherings I cook London Broil, but two warnings; best to tenderize the meat first (tougher cut of meat), and second, cook with high temp, searing each side but leaving center med rare. It will not take long

  24. kidblazin13

    Tri tip. You may have to ask a butcher. Make his day. He’ll make yours

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