How To Cook Skirt Steaks—Perfectly
Skirt steak may just be, dare I say, my new favorite cut of meat. Skirt steak has a perfect fat content, and now that I’ve perfected the cooking method it’s not fork tender, it’s spoon tender.
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Skirt steak may just be, dare I say, my new favorite cut of meat. Skirt steak has a perfect fat content, and now that I’ve perfected the cooking method it’s not fork tender, it’s spoon tender.
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