The skirt is often confused with the flank, and the two cuts do share a number of important characteristics. However, they’re not interchangeable, as you’re about to learn.
Skirt steak might not be as well-known as cuts like ribeye and New York strip, but it’s an excellent choice for grilling. With a multitude of beef flavor and a pleasingly chewy texture, skirt steak makes the ideal filling for tacos and fajitas. Like many other cuts, the skirt might wear more than one label. … Read more
Skirt steak is my favorite cut to use for beef fajitas. It’s easy to cook, takes well to marinades, and has just the right amount of “chew.” The downside? It’s not always easy to find, especially if you live in a less-populated area. Fortunately, there are a few alternatives that should yield satisfactory results. Skirt … Read more
If you’ve always wondered about the difference between flap steak vs skirt steak, wonder no more. Our guide is here to tell you everything you need to know about each of these delicious cuts of beef—including which one might be a better deal. Flap Steak vs Skirt Steak Flap steak comes from the bottom sirloin, … Read more
If you’ve been browsing at the butcher counter recently, you might be wondering—just why is skirt steak so expensive when compared to similar cuts? As is so often the case, there are many factors at play here. In our guide, we’ll explore them all. Why Is Skirt Steak So Expensive? Since a single cow yields … Read more
What makes skirt steak so chewy? The more you know about the anatomy of the cow and how it affects the different steak cuts, the clearer it becomes. Our guide is designed to fill in those gaps for you. Chewy Skirt Steak Because it comes from the abdominal muscles of the cow, which get plenty … Read more