Off Topic The cooking thread….

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It's thicker than frying steak or 'minute steak' as I know it.Same thickness as sirloin though you can ask the butcher to slice it thinner but it's not as flavoursome.
Wonder if it's what the French call bavette and we call flank?
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Yes,it looks like the same cut of meat that's labelled 'popeseye' up here and it's a delicious bit of steak.

Personally I find it equal to,in fact tastier than Sirloin.

Just googled it, it does appear to be exactly that. Notice the diagonal split on the right which seems to be shared with a lot of google image results. Very good.

I never bother with sirloin, I don’t think it’s particularly bad, it’s just a big jump in cost over rump without an equal jump in quality and at that price you might as well just get ribeye.
 
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Tonight's tea, a trio of Ottolenghi dishes - seeded chicken schnitzel, rose Harrisa and confit garlic roast potatoes and roasted asparagus with almonds, capers and dill. All the taste of the middle East without getting bombed by Iran
Did you double deck the dill? :emoticon-0138-think


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Tonight's tea, a trio of Ottolenghi dishes - seeded chicken schnitzel, rose Harrisa and confit garlic roast potatoes and roasted asparagus with almonds, capers and dill. All the taste of the middle East without getting bombed by Iran
No politics please. :emoticon-0145-shake