Got introduced to flap meat last year, pretty fantastic stuff for the price. I patted this cut dry, salted and let it sit for 30, then lightly covered in chimichurri from Trader Joe’s. Baked at 220 till it hit 105, then seared in a cast iron for about 30 seconds each side using avocado oil. Let it rest for 10-15, then cut it against the grain and it absolutely fell apart.

Sandwiches are toasted ciabatta, provolone, heaping portion of steak, caramelized onions, heirloom tomato, fermented peppers, arugula, and chimichurri aioli. Pretty damn tasty.

by Prestigious-Oven3465

3 Comments

  1. Shorts_at_Dinner

    I couldn’t afford to sleep on flap meat if I wanted to. That stuff is expensive af now

  2. spacegrassorcery

    Also known as Bavette. THE cut for steak tips.

  3. BrocCheddah

    I make sandwiches like this for everyone sometimes but I cut my brother in-law’s with the grain when I assemble his sandwich because fuck him