Picanha Steak Delivered to Your Door
The Brazilian Showstopper
Picanha steak is a true star, renowned for its bold beef flavor and tender, juicy texture. This cut, popular in Brazilian cuisine, is perfect for grilling, roasting, or skewering for a traditional churrasco. Known for its fat cap that adds flavor and moisture during cooking, picanha is a favorite among steak lovers who enjoy a flavorful, hearty meal with a unique twist.
Fun Facts:
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Brazilian Classic: Picanha is the signature steak of Brazil, often served in churrasco (Brazilian BBQ) and renowned for its rich flavor and tenderness.
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Fat Cap Flavor: The fat cap is essential for flavor and moisture, creating a deliciously crispy exterior while keeping the meat juicy inside.
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Grill-Ready: Picanha sears beautifully on the grill, allowing the fat to render and form a crisp crust that enhances the flavor.
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Unique Cut: This cut is taken from the top of the rump, offering both tenderness and a bold beefy taste, making it a favorite for grilling enthusiasts.
Nutritional Benefits:
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High in Protein: A great source of lean protein to support muscle growth and recovery.
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Rich in Iron and Zinc: Helps with the production of red blood cells and supports immune function.
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B Vitamins Boost: Important for energy production and cognitive health.
Cooking Tips:
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Grilling: Grill over medium-high heat for 4-5 minutes per side, making sure the fat cap is rendered for a crispy finish.
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Roasting: Roast with the fat cap facing up to allow it to render and baste the meat as it cooks.
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Slice Against the Grain: For maximum tenderness, slice picanha against the grain after cooking.
Cooking Temperatures:
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Rare: 120–125°F
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Medium-Rare: 130–135°F
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Medium: 140–145°F
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Medium-Well: 150–155°F
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Well Done: 160°F+
Meat Delivered to Your Door!
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