Learning to reverse sear picanha steak can be one of the best things you can do to enhance your collection of meal ideas. While reverse searing can work well with several cuts of steak, it’s an especially helpful cooking method…
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While Picanha has a long history of being one of the most popular cuts of beef to grill or smoke in Brazil, it’s only now becoming popular in the US. If you’ve seen this type of steak available at your…
Are you a true steak enthusiast if you don’t know what a picanha steak is? Well, yes, you probably are. And don’t feel bad if you haven’t heard of this cut because you’d be in the same group as many…
Picanha steak holds a lot of value in Brazil as one of the most popular cuts for various dishes. In the United States, the cut isn’t as well-known, but it’s been on the rise as one to pop on the…
Want to learn about two delicious steak options? Let’s compare the tri-tip and the picanha steak! Both cuts of steaks are perfect for grilling or pan-searing, so what sets them apart? Steak enthusiast or not, we’re here to answer these…
Picanha steak is cut from the top of the rump area, giving it an excellently blended texture with the right amount of chew and tenderness. The added fat cap covering the top of each picanha cut is an extra perk,…
Picanha steak is unique in that it has a layer of fat, known as a fat cap, on its outer side. Although many cuts get the fat trimmed off, this cut of steak is known for it. Therefore, we leave…
Picanha steak comes from the top of the rump area of the cow, which is why it’s sometimes referred to as a rump cap. This piece of steak has a fat cap that covers its full length and typically stays…
When we think of the most beloved, classic steaks around the world, cuts such as ribeye, NY strip, filet mignon, porterhouse, top sirloin, and tenderloin often come to mind. And for good reason, they’re mouthwatering and incredibly delicious. Nobody that…