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Cote de Boeuf
COWBOY STEAK - RIBEYE ON THE BONE
As you can gather from the name this is a very much loved steak in the States. The French call it "Cote de Boeuf" and arguably love it even more. It is normally cut for two to share but when sufficiently hungry, i can demolish one easily on my own. It is basically a Turbo-Charged ribeye with the bone attached. The bone always enhances a steak and this cut presents beautifully when carved, and served at the table where you can fight over all the juiciest bits!
T-Bone....PORTERHOUSE AND T-BONE
A Porterhouse is not a T-bone. Although they are neighbouring cuts of loin, the Porterhouse is distinguished by the large fillet, ccut near the rump end of the carcass and as this fillet tails off, you enter T-bone territory where the T-shaped bone is far more visible. The Sirloin makes up the other side on both cuts. A properly grilled Porterhouse or T-bone steak is a beautiful thing!
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