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1 week ago

The Brisket 'Bend' Test To Find The Best Cut Of Meat Every Time - Tasting Table

Use the bend test—lifting and flexing a brisket slice—to judge tenderness, fat distribution, and doneness for juicier, properly cooked brisket.
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1 week ago

If You Spot This In Your Steak At A Restaurant, Feel Free To Send It Back - Tasting Table

Gristle is elastin-based connective tissue in steaks that remains tough and should be removed because it does not break down when cooked.
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3 weeks ago

Marbling On Beef Is Delicious, But It Isn't Always Very Good For You. Here's Why - Tasting Table

The issue is that those fattier cuts are typically high in saturated fat, which isn't good for heart health. But quantity is worth thinking about here.
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1 month ago

Why Knowing The Different Breeds Of Beef Makes All The Difference - Tasting Table

Wagyu beef is distinct for its flavor and texture due to breed-specific traits and environmental factors.
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Why You Should Never Compare Wagyu To Black Angus Beef - Tasting Table

Wagyu is a totally different eating experience from all other types of beef. It's hard to compare apples and oranges.
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4 months ago

Why Most Grass-Fed Beef Will Never Earn The USDA Prime Label - Tasting Table

Marbling in beef, influenced by diet, is crucial for grading quality and flavor.
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4 months ago

Denver Vs Ribeye Steak: Is There A Difference? - Tasting Table

Choosing the perfect steak can be a daunting task, especially since there are several different cuts of steak to choose from. However, the ribeye steak is always a stand out choice.
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