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5 Cuts of Beef You've Never Heard Of... And How to Cook Them!
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Dec 11, 2023
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Well, you may have heard of the rib-eyes, New Yorks, fillets, those are staples in the home
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But what we're going to do is we're going to dive deeper. We're going to show you these intricate cuts that a lot of butchers have to take more time
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to get. I promise you, you're going to enjoy them. Oh my gosh, folks, we are in the land of the wonderful and beautiful creation south of
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Tensleep, Wyoming on a ranch, the Lazy T Ranch. I thank Caden for joining us and if y'all have missed some of these videos on our series
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about Wyoming, be sure and check out our Wyoming playlist because we are here to talk about beef
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This is an amazing, unique cut. There's only two on the animal, so they get extremely hard to find and as well to cut
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out, but it sits right in that hip pocket. And people ask, why do you call it an oyster steak
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Well, if you ever look at an oyster in a hatchling, it's got that resemblance to it, but I've
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also heard it called like the spider steak because it does have these little webs that
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come back to it. Even though it sits in that hip pocket, you actually get an immense amount of flavor in
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that marbling. It's immense. It's amazing. I promise. And it's immense. It's immense
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I promise it's good. I really like to just put them on a smoker that's running 250 with a little cherry wood
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just to let it smoke maybe five to eight minutes and then pull that thing out of there
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Get us a skillet that's really good and hot with some butter and garlic and ensure that thing's flashed up back up there
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And we'll make a dipping sauce that goes with this. I call the wonder sauce. The biggest that I would ever go with this would be maybe to the right end of medium rare
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The more you cook this, the more damage you're doing to it because you're going to make this just a taco piece. You need it to go along
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You really want to have this oyster steak or any steak that we cook today with the wonder sauce
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Is it wonderful? Oh, it's wonderful and it's a wonder to make. Really all it is is chipotle peppers and a little brown sugar, you know, liquid smoke
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onion powder, garlic powder. Blend it with a little mayonnaise or sour cream if you would like
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I'm just going to cut it. Does it matter how you cut it? No. There's your half and my half
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I like it. Bone appetite. I think it's that sauce. But you think it's that beef
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I think it's that beef. You know, the texture is spot on. It's tender. It's everything you're wanting in a steak
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And I promise it'll be good for the last bite. I'm watching this one brother. This is rare. One per animal
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As you know, it's called a hanging tender. Another name for it. Hanger steak. Because what's it doing
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It's only hanging in the mouth. And it's only got one purpose and that is to control the diaphragm in the animal. So there's only one
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So you can't have a lot of them. So you can't have a lot of them. So, asking if he's got some held in the back, and they'll have them
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Make sure they're trimmed properly, and it'll be some of the best eating you've had
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Alright Kent, these last two, they take a little bit of work
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But the flavor is still there. The first one we got here, Chuck Tail Flap
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Right at the tail end of that chuck, doesn't move much, it's got a lot of flavor, but these
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can be difficult. But, you only get out what you put in. That is true
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And there's a lot of fiber in this meat when you look at it. You think, oh my gosh, look at all that that's in there
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Cut like this, you really gotta break down and marinate. Something that's gonna let it set
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I recommend at least six, but we went ahead and did about twelve hours with this
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And it's just a mixture of that Douglas sauce, of some red wine, but also some balsamic vinegar
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some lime juice, and you get some rosemary and thyme in there, and let all them flavors
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just encase that in a Ziploc bag. Also, bring this out, let it come to room temperature before we cook it, and we're gonna
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throw it on the grill, and we're gonna grill it until it's about 115, 110, and then we're
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gonna take it off, let it rest a minute. We're gonna eat it, and you ain't gonna have to chew it, it's just gonna melt in your mouth
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Hot fire, don't take long. I love this sound that's wishing to happen
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That sound right there. It is called the sizzle effect. I mean, it'll make everybody hungry
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People say, oh, you can't turn that steak. No, you can't. I have turned steaks many times, but they get busy me checking them, because when I'm
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cooking really on an open fire, there's no set temperature. Most of the time I try to keep a really hot zone, and then one that's not quite as hot
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And I like to do, anytime you have a thicker piece of meat like this, go ahead and cook
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all sides, even if you've gotta hold it with them tongs. Sacrifice that ham, take and burn the hair off of it
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So when you first take it out, it may be a little bit tough, but don't get discouraged. You marinate it just like Ken did, and you're gonna turn out with something just like this
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When you get that smoked flavor, and really what I'm doing, beef, if I'm gonna add smoke to it, I really love to use some cherry, some oaks
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I know mesquite can be a little overpowering, or pecan, something like that. This particular has two little rolls of fat right here on the side
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So before I would present this to anyone, I would just take this knife and go ahead
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and get rid of that piece, and let's just see if there's any juice in here
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I don't know. Yeah. You almost get some resemblance of trichot. Yes, it's got, because to me the flavor is very similar to trichot off this
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So I'm gonna have this bite, and you're gonna have that one. You gotta get the juices. Oh
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It's got plenty in there. So tender from what we started out with
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Now I got to see this, because I know you got to do, you got to do break down and dance
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because that's what my people love. It's the dancing move that you got
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You want the ten feet shuffle? Yes, can you do it? There you go
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Yes, no, brother, you got it. Oh, my God. This is one of the most tender cuts and flavorful cuts that you'll ever see
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What part of the animal are we talking about here, Dave? We're fitting right back in the chuck roll
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They got to break that apart, and once that's broken apart, they can cut this triangular
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type cut off called the sierra steak. You get immense tenderness. There's my word again
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What is immense, and when have I ever said immense in my life
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And I've seen this done two, three different ways, you know, where it's a really flash
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sear in the skillet, you know, where I've seen people finish it off with red wine reduction
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but I have seen people that'll go ahead and marinate this for like a short 30, 45 minute
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deal just to break down some of that muscle fiber in there. There's two things I always point to on the sierra steak
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It's in that chuck roll, so it's a part that doesn't move as much in the animal, but you
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get the flavor of that chuck roll. Chuck roasts are amazing, rib eyes are close to their strip lines, so anything that's close
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to there, you're going to get really good flavor from. We made it
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We're at number five. Number five, the ranch steak. Another tough cut, but properly marinated and handled well, I think it'll turn out great
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Let me tell you just a little bit about this cut. This comes right from the shoulder, so it is a moving muscle
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That's where it's going to get a little bit of that toughness from. But the ranch steak can be one of the most flavorful cuts if prepared correctly
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I would always trim just a tad of this, take it off here just a little, because I want
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that to render down a little quicker than it's going to. Just like we did that chuck flap, we're going to give it a smoke bash with a little cherry
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wood, but instead of finish this on the grill of the smoker, we're going to sear this in
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a hot pastine skillet to really give us that great flavor, because I'm looking forward
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to this. I really love these kind of steaks, because they do pack a lot of flavor in there
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A couple things that'll help with it is that 21-day dry age. That's going to help start to break down some of those enzymes from that
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And all those beef is 21-day dry age, and that makes a big difference, because when
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you go to a store and you buy something, it might have been there 7 days, it might have been there 3 days
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We're just going to get about 10 minutes of smoke. I've loaded it up pretty heavy
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We'll choke it down to where we can really get that enhanced flavor pretty quick on there
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from that cherry wood. But it's going to help give us a little better flavor
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We'll lock her down tight. Then we'll break out the pastine skillet, and things will go to time
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We'll just cook this over there and just let it smoke for 45 minutes, and sort of get this
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a little more tender, because this is a little heavier cut than what we had. It's going to take a little longer to cook
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But also, you can smoke this same thing and just take it home. I'm going to throw this in the crock pot, put me some potatoes, carrots, onions in there
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and just let it cook. I think we've got to give it a shot. Yes
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That was a good one. Make sure Maggie gets in it. Come on here, buddy
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Come on. Come on. Good boy. Thanks for helping. Shady, thank you so much, brother, for letting me do this
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You get to explore really five unique beef cuts. You know, there's so much more to the animal, and that's what we're trying to do at Lazy
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T Ranch, is we're trying to inform people. There's more than burger, ribeyes, New Yorks, and fillets
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Be sure to check them out. Go to your grocery store. Try these new flavors. Try these new cuts, because there's so much more, isn't there
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You know, take one thing we didn't cover, and that was cost. Can you break that down for me, just a little
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Yeah, and I think that's where we're a little bit different. Everything is on the same level
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We price everything the exact same. So no matter if you're getting an oyster steak, if you're getting one of those illustrious
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ribeyes, we're going to have it in the same sort of box format. So you're getting the same quality beef for the same price across the board
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But it is with great pride, honor, and goodness that I tip my hat to all our servicemen and
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women, and all the veterans who have kept that old flag up flying over camp, no matter
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where it may be. We appreciate you one and all. Russ Covey, come on up in here close
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You got to get this motion around here like this. We're going to get in real close
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We're going to give you a great big hug. God bless you, each and every one, and we'll see you down the nosy, two-beef trip
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You know, the proper way to make sure that I don't know where I'm going with that. Hey, I think you were doing really good
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You were doing really good. You can lay your hands on one
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You won't be sorry, but you can find one worse. You can find it at a Raisin Tree Ranch, and maybe, nope, that doesn't go by
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That's it. Give me another one. Give me another one. It's free. Yes
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You can. Yes. Okay. It's good. It's got powerful. Yes. It is extremely yummy
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It's so tasty. Holy, this is fun. Hi, folks. This is the awful, I'm sorry, but there's some problem in my apparel
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I'm sorry, but I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it
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I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. Yo-ho
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We're still in La Jolla! Do you like them? No?
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