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The Flavorful, Budget Steak Cut Bobby Flay Makes Gourmet

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By Tim Forster
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If you're in the market for a steak that tastes more expensive than it really is, take some advice from Bobby Flay and grab skirt steak. He calls the cut "fabulous" when well-seasoned and cooked on high heat: His move is to marinate it in a garlicky Argentinian chimichurri before searing it so it's charred outside and rosy inside.
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The Flavorful, Budget Steak Cut Bobby Flay Makes Gourmet

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By Tim Forster
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Skirt steak is a thin, coarse-grained cut of beef that benefits from high-heat cooking and marinating, resulting in a tender and flavorful steak. Bobby Flay recommends marinating skirt steak in a garlicky chimichurri or using a dry spice rub before grilling for a delicious and well-seasoned dish. Resting the steak after grilling allows the juices to redistribute, enhancing the tenderness of the meat, while slicing against the grain is crucial for a more tender texture.
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For The Most Filling And Flavorful Baked Potatoes, Load Them Up Turkish Style

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By Tim Forster
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Butter and chives aren't a bad baked potato topping if you like to keep things simple, but those who prefer maximum flavor should look to Turkey, where the local take on baked potatoes, called kumpir, packs on the toppings. Kumpir is sold as a street food in Turkey, and depending on the stall where you pick it up, the range of toppings can number in the dozens.
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