@DJC3 it looks delicious. I am very envious of your access to such cuts. They don't do that in our local Morrisons and we do not have a butchers anywhere near.
Do any of you have experience of cooking a bavette steak? I have 630gm delicious looking piece af pasture fed beef and I don’t want to ruin it.
Yes! Slice it thin and flash fry. Have a pic somewhere. Will take a look and get back to you. Actually think I flash fried and then sliced, LOL. I’ve got some in the fridge too.
Ha! Found it courtesy of the forum search function:
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That used to be called "skirt steak, and can be a bit on the chewy side.Do any of you have experience of cooking a bavette steak? I have 630gm delicious looking piece af pasture fed beef and I don’t want to ruin it.
Oooh love a good skirt steak (are we showing our age @Riva_Roxaban ?).That used to be called "skirt steak, and can be a bit on the chewy side.
I don't know about the age bit, but the buthcer shop we go to used to sell it as skirt, but has now put a different name for it which I cannot of think at the moment.Oooh love a good skirt steak (are we showing our age @Riva_Roxaban ?).
My turn today @DJC3
Also could have eaten more of it! Made do with some Fage for dessert.
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You can make a passable, cheapish alternatives by putting sliced meats eg chorizo in the microwave on baking paper and doing 30 blasts until dry and crispySo I found a company that makes Carnivore crisps. Yep crunchy meat crisps.
https://carnivorecrisps.com/
No I know most of you are in the UK but for our Canadian and American friends these are a great treat.
I think I’ll take them on road trips.
Edited to add, I haven’t tried all of them but so far the chicken skin, liver and brisket is very good.
little in the pricey side but nice to have as a treat
@DJC3, @Brunneria, and @Goonergal
I found this photo of the the two skirts I was thinking of, the top part is the diaphragm shirt which is more tender than the bottom part which is flank skirt which needs a slower cooking method.
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