Every cut, from one animal, from one farm.

Animal
Category

11 cuts

Bone-in Ribeye

Beef · Steaks

Cut from the loin, bone left in. The marbling does the work.

NY Strip

Beef · Steaks

From the strip loin. Tighter grain than a ribeye, cleaner beef flavor.

Tenderloin Filet

Beef · Steaks

The most tender cut on the animal and the leanest. Two per cow.

Flat Iron

Beef · Steaks

Cut from the shoulder. Second-most tender cut on the cow at a fraction of the attention.

Skirt Steak

Beef · Steaks

Loose grain, heavy beef flavor, built to take a marinade. Known as entraña in Argentina.

Bavette

Beef · Steaks

Flap from the sirloin. Coarse grain, deep flavor, underused in American kitchens.

Flank Steak

Beef · Steaks

Lean, long-grained, unforgiving past medium-rare and excellent before it.

Hanger Steak

Beef · Steaks

One per animal. Hangs off the diaphragm, which is why butchers used to keep it.

Eye of Round

Beef · Steaks

Very lean, very affordable per pound, rewards slow cooking or thin slicing.

Rack of Spare Ribs

Pork · Steaks

Two racks per hog. From the belly side, more fat and more flavor than baby backs.

Rack of Baby Back Ribs

Pork · Steaks

Two racks per hog. From the loin side. Leaner, faster, tender.