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We carry many different types of steak cuts from our pastured cattle, depending on our inventory at any given time.
This steak comes from the top hind quarter right beneath and above the Tenderloin. Very lean and flavorful, these...
These are boneless, tender steaks from the hind quarter of the beef. This is a lean steak, typically cut 1.5-Âinch...
This steak comes from the belly and is a thin steak. It is a long piece of meat on the outside of the flank that has...
The skirt steak is a long, flat cut from the plate of the beef. It is more flavorful than tender, so it needs to be...
These come from top round and are sliced extremely thin for quick cooking ensuring tender juicy results. These are...
This cut is from the shoulder. This is a single muscle meat that is very flavorful. It expands upon cooking, going...
A top round steak is also called London Broil. It is commonly prepared with a soak in a marinade from a few hours to...
The Porterhouse is kind of a composite steak coming from the point where the tenderloin and top loin meet. It's...
T-Bone Steaks are commonly described as a strip steak with a small, t-shaped bone and a piece of tenderloin. Tasty...
These are from the front quarter. These are well marbled and can be treated similar to a strip steak. So flavorful...
A Hanger Steak is one of the Flat Steaks and is a thick strip of meat from the underside of the beef cow. It is from...
Ribeye Steaks are sliced from a standing rib roast. These are bone in and are from the nicest part of the muscle. The...
This cut comes from the bottom sirloin and is often called sirloin tip flap steak. Flap steak, also known as...
These come from the tip of the Sirloin. When grilled right, they're tender, juicy, takes on marinades extremely...
These steaks are cut from the chuck and are the beginning part of the muscle that makes the famous ribeye steak. It...