What's The Toughest Cut Of Steak You Can Buy?
The toughest cut of meat can be inexpensive but it's very lean and has a lot of rich flavor that can be harnessed if cooked properly.
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The toughest cut of meat can be inexpensive but it's very lean and has a lot of rich flavor that can be harnessed if cooked properly.
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