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Why is Mexican beef different?
Henry0Reilly
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We lost a 24 hour small chain grocery store. A Sav-a-Lot moved into the building. They aggravated a lot of people right off the bat by charging for bags. I bought some thin cut ribeyes from Mexico. Didn't think much of them but thought maybe I had over cooked them. Tried some of the regular ribeye and it wasn't any better.
I'm wondering if the difference is simply grass fed vs. grain fed?
I'm wondering if the difference is simply grass fed vs. grain fed?
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Mexican steak is usually cut thin and with the grain. Makes it a bit tougher, but usually pretty tastie around here.
I frequent Santa Fe used to be Mi Puebla (don't know if it's one and a same and Santa Fe name seem less Mexican-y for the honkies?) now they sell short ribs like the Koreans. Three or four bones to the slice 1/2" thick or the 2.5"ers when on sale their $4.99 or was it $5.99? Any case Lucky or Safeway sells them close to three times that and they claim "Angus" or some American "grade" that are less meaty but the Mexican stuff is closer to the Korean. Don't know how the Mexicans cook them but like those "thin cut" meats, cook hot and fast. Figure most cuts are for tacos (read cut small to be stretched out) and not like American servings.
Now I have yet to try their "steak-um" cuts for Suki-Yaki because I haven't made Suki-Yaki in decades.
On a side note to add, a guy I work with is from Peru and brings burger from there to work, the burgers and meatloafs he makes are very lean and very tasty, I'm guessing from the all native grass diet.
ill take grass fed over corn fed any day, for both taste and texture.
Although, I've had a couple Kobe steaks that were pretty tasty and I don't know what constitutes it to be called Kobe beef.
just my $.02
Mule
"$20 a bite?" You have more $$ than common sense.
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Cause the beans keep falling thru the grill.