If you know… you know

by Banguskahn

26 Comments

  1. gamejunkyxl

    I don’t know could you enlighten me chef?

  2. kendallmaloneon

    Here in Korea we call it 어깨안심 – eokkae-ansim!

  3. Round_Patience3029

    I see alot of this at the asian grocery stores

  4. GruntCandy86

    But… why *wouldn’t* these be cheaper than top sirloin? They’re way less known/popular/available.

  5. zigaliciousone

    Dude, I live on whole chicken right now. It is still usually around a buck fifty a lb and all you have to do is carve it yourself

  6. coyote_grundy_666

    Thing about these bad boys is they need a lot more time to rest. Ideally 10ish maybe more minutes, which is a stupid amount of time on a line. Your average guest does not understand the difference between cuts, cook time, temps, rest time, fat content, etc. If you can give those steaks the love they deserve you got a damn fine piece of meat right there. 11/10 would smash.

  7. birdfloof

    That knife has seen a sharpener a time or two

  8. Lobster_boy_dick

    Someone just asked me for this cut today, I had never heard of it before then. I blame you.

  9. willworkforspoons

    Bavette/hanger steak? Got a little pricey I was using it for tips

  10. snubsdub

    In Brasil’s portuguese is called the alcatra’s heart or alcatra’s bombom

  11. Naive-You-2850

    Teres Major or the “Bistro Filet”

    Ran a butcher shop 7 years ago and had these bad boys at $6.99/lb.

    Recently purchased said butcher shop and was absolutely floored to see them at $17.99/lb

    Did a cut test and damn that IS what we have to charge to make a profit!

    FML we use to have off cuts in this world.

  12. Bullshit_Conduit

    always reminded me a bit of culotte. Cooked a fuck load of these working meal prep. Decent steak.

  13. vangard_14

    I feel like I’ve been seeing this cut a lot more recently

  14. Jillredhanded

    Hoo-boy. Cases and cases of those bad boys when I cooked for a frat.

  15. ScaryFoal558760

    I feel like normies don’t know about teres major but every single food service pro has a story about prepping a thousand of em a week lol

  16. Ive been using teres major for years. Very versatile cut. Grill it roast it stew it..good for skewers-decent cut…however the price just jumped on it this year…nearly at choice rib price..where I am it is more than tips and tails.

  17. patchismofomo

    It fluctuates quite a bit. I’ve been thinking about snagging it for my job again since it’s back down