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How to prep Beef Skirt Steak Recipe S2 Ep255



Here is the correct way to to remove connective tissue and prep beef skirt for grilling into fajitas. This how to prep skirt steak video shows the beginning of a great skirt steak recipe.
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23 Comments

  1. Great video. Just a tip if you have a Costco membership it's cheaper for a better cut usually and sometimes they have extreme markdowns like the 10 pounder I got for 2.79/lb. Great time to check is after holidays.
    Love your presentation and your kitchen makes me wanna get in there and cook. And I hate cooking.

  2. Thank you so much for this video. I made skirt steak years ago and it was one of the delicious steaks I've had. Made it again and it was tough as heck. It turned me off from making it, although I will order it (some places are more tender than others) probably had that connective tissue that I didn't realize should be removed. I just picked up a nice piece from Whole Foods and I will made sure I prep it properly.

  3. Thank you! I am attempting skirt steak for the first time this evening and I found this to be the most helpful video I found. I appreciate the commentary about how to cut it after cooking as well as which parts to leave alone. Now I feel confident that I will not murder my (now very expensive, you're right!) skirt steak! Thanks again!

  4. This was a very thorough tutorial, thanks. I don't often cook meat, but when I do (this week's adventure is kimbap), I want to know exactly what I'm working with, and I appreciate detailed demonstrations so that I don't ruin my investment of time, money, and effort.

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