I am considering making a Mexican style lime based marinade where I vacuum seal it then quickly fry over piping hot cast iron pan, at least for one of them. Else can go simple salt and pepper.

by Dry-Artist-6187

29 Comments

  1. -random-name-

    I’d season with salt and sous vide at 129 degrees for two hours. Pat very dry, let air dry for 10 minutes, then sear in a smoking hot cast iron pan for 30 seconds on each side. Touch up the edges with a torch. Comes out more tender and evenly cooked than just searing it. And no risk of overcooking.

  2. I’ve bought this 2 times. The first time I made the mistake of cutting with the grain and instantly regretted. The second time I cut across the grain and it was the most tender delicious flap meat I ever had. I just ate it like a steak.

    I did a dry rub with a little mustard and squeeze of orange for moisture,Cooked over lump charcoal to medium

  3. Insignificant_Dust85

    I’d make some amazing Mongolian beef with this. Crispy fried with rice flour and over a bed of rice, green onion, broccoli, then topped with the sauce as to not drown it.

  4. SaleFormer541

    I would make shawarma. AKA middle eastern tacos. Sadaf sells a legit shawarma seasoning that’s readily available.

  5. throwaway_beefpho

    Use my secret marinade, grill, and eat it for sure.

  6. Awkward-Fox-7215

    At minimum, you’re going to make an effort to cut that against the grain.

  7. Icy_Analysis_723

    Wagyu flap? That should taste like butter. Good find

  8. Significant-Dig-160

    Stew it, that marbling is nice. It would be so tender 

  9. PeatBunny

    I have a fajita marinade that would go perfect with that. After 24 hours I’d pat it dry and throw it on a charcoal grill.

  10. A steak cut from sirloin flap is called a bavette. Delicious. I like it cooked to medium though, as the heat breaks down the collagen.

  11. Savings-Lifeguard826

    Bums me out to see that flap has gotten to 18.99lb.

  12. Federal-Membership-1

    I would not marinate with lime. Generous amount of kosher salt. Leave it uncovered in the fridge. Make a good sauce or two to go with it.