Description
The Flat Iron Steak (also called a top blade steak) is cut from the area just behind the shoulder. Each shoulder yields two flat iron steaks, which are connected by a band of dense connective tissue. Flat iron steak is surprisingly one of the more tender cuts of meat.
Cooking advice: Flat iron steak does great marinated (like many steaks). It is also wonderful on the grill and can be essentially prepared like other steaks would be. As usual, avoid overcooking as it tends to turn the meat stringy and dry. Flat iron is also good cut into strips for fajitas and stir fry.
- Grass finished .5-.75lbs Grain Finished .5-.75lbs
- Pasture raised
- Zero antibiotics
- Zero added hormones
- Butchered here in the Pacific Northwest
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