How to Cook Bavette Steak
A loose-grained cut that rewards a hot pan and a careful flip. Pulled at 135°F, sliced thin.
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A loose-grained cut that rewards a hot pan and a careful flip. Pulled at 135°F, sliced thin.
Bavette is a flat, loose-grained cut from the sirloin that takes well to a hard sear. Slice it thin against the grain.
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