Lean Vs. Fatty Steaks

A well-marbled cut of steak in a pan, preparing to be seared. Learn why fat means flavor and how our Stanford's chefs treat lean vs. fatty steaks

The word “fat” oftentimes has negative connotations, but when it comes to a great steak, fat content can add a deep level of flavor. Fat can quickly soak up flavors from marinades and seasonings, which can add another level of complexity to steak. That doesn’t mean that fattier cuts of beef will taste better, as…

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