Selecting the best steak can seem overwhelming — there are so many types of cuts to choose from!
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Ultimately, choosing the best cut of steak is really all about what makes a steak right for you. Consider these 3 main factors:
- How many people you are serving? Are you treating yourself to a greatsteak, having a few friends over, or feeding a crowd?
- How do you want to cook your steak? Is grilling your favorite method, or do you like to pan-sear or broil your steaks? Are you looking for a great cut tosmoke?
- What are your personal taste preferences? Do you prefer the lean tenderness of abeautiful Filet Mignon or T-bone steaks? The rich juiciness of a great Ribeye or specialty steak cuts? Or the versatility of a Top Sirloin Steak?
