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five common Stakes that I’m going to rank for my least favorite to my most favorite number five the fillet or the Flaming Yong It’s a lazy muscle it doesn’t do much it’s got hardly intramuscular fat it’s tender yes but I think what you gain in tenderness you definitely lose in flavor number four the rump steak this is a really common steak here in Queensland a lot of people love the steak but I find them the flavor profile not to be that deep and they tend to be a bit tough number three what we call a sirloin here and you actually call it a porterhouse a delicious steak one of my favorites top three for sure they’re easy to cook they’re usually relatively tender and they’ve usually got great flavor and number two one that’s risen in popularity recently the pecanha get a whole piece you can slow roast it you can reverse sear it or you can get pieces like this and just Grill the mistakes great flavor super tender and my number one steak of all time the ribeye also known as a cube bro in some places this is a steak absolutely delicious this is an exceptional piece but it usually has pretty good intermuscular fat and marbling the cap is absolutely delicious great depth of flavor and usually pretty tender this is the one for me

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  1. In the US we do not call that a porterhouse. That would be a new York strip. A porterhouse is a steak comprised of both a new York strip and a filet attached to a t-bone.

  2. How come you ranked the filet below the rump? You said that the rump lacks both flavor and tenderness — at least the filet is tender. Are there other things you take into consideration?

  3. Sorry man, but in the US we call a Sirloin a Sirloin. A Porterhouse is akin to a T-Bone with the Top Loin and Tenderloin on the bone.

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