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Grain-fed Angus Beef Flap Meat

$919
8 flap meat pieces (approximately 55 lbs.)

Flap meat, sometimes called bavette or bistro steak, is an affordable cut from the bottom sirloin that delivers big, beefy flavor. Flap meat may be cut into steaks and grilled or thinly sliced for Asian-style barbecue and stir fries. It has a coarse grain that absorbs marinades well.

About Ocean Beef by Anzco Foods
Raised on grass, and grain-finished by the sea, Ocean Beef is given first class care all the way. Ocean Beef steers are hand-selected from the lush pastures of New Zealand’s South Island and grain-finished in roomy oceanside pens. This meticulous method results in exceptional flavor from the grass and melt-in-your-mouth tenderness from the grain, guaranteeing a superior eating experience every time.

Japanese-owned Anzco Foods created Ocean Beef to meet the rigorous standards of the Japanese market. Their overarching goal is to produce the best, and they have: Ocean Beef ribeye, sirloin, and fillet captured gold at the 2023 World Steak Challenge.

Size:

8 individually wrapped flap meat pieces (approximately 55lbs)

Features:

  • Angus breed
  • Grass-fed free range year-round for 18 months
  • Hand-selected for 135 days of grain finishing in a coastal feedlot
  • No hormones or subtherapeutic antibiotics
  • GMOs are Illegal in New Zealand
  • Fully traceable
  • Certified Halal

Origin:

New Zealand

Store frozen flap meat in your freezer until you're ready to use them, then thaw only as much as you plan on cooking.

Thawing Tips

Flap meat may be grilled, pan seared or stir fried, but it is best cooked quickly and not past medium. Like flank and skirt steak, flap meat is a good choice for teriyaki, fajitas or carne asada. Its coarse grain takes well to marinating. Be sure to slice flap meat across the grain for the best eating experience.

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Basic Meat Marinade
Meat Selector Guide: Find the Perfect Cut for Every Occasion
How to Tell Meat Doneness by Feel

Recommended Cooking Temps:
Rare - 120°-125°
Medium Rare - 130°-135°
Medium - 140°-145°
Medium Well - 150°-155°
Well Done - 160° and above

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