Flat Iron Steaks are the Perfect Fajita meat! The trick to cooking a great flat iron is to use a very hot skillet with oil on high heat for 5 minutes on each side. Make sure to cut diagonally across the grain into thin strips too!!
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Flat Iron
The flat iron is a tender steak cut from the chuck section, the front shoulder of the beef. It’s taken from the upper portion of the shoulder blade and has a triangular shape that resembles an iron. It’s very tender and flavorful, although there is a tough sinew running through its middle that should not be eaten.
How to Cook It: Cook a flat iron the same way you would a filet mignon: in a hot pan or grill until it reaches medium-rare temperatures. These lean steaks make a great steak salad.
