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Written by Dena P<\/a><\/p>\n

Top 10 Steak Grilling Tips (From a Real-Live Chef!)<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

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If you think grilling a steak is as simple as slapping a piece of meat you bought at the supermarket on a grill and flipping it a few times, you\u2019re missing out on what could be THE GREATEST STEAK OF YOUR LIFE.<\/p>\n

Here are some grilling tips from an honest-to-goodness chef that\u2019ll make your next steak meal your finest work ever.<\/p>\n

1. Choose the right cut of meat<\/strong><\/strong> \u2014 Some cuts of meat are better for grilling than others. I, personally, prefer to grill strip steaks over other cuts because you get a nice combination of fat and meat for a great flavor. Filet mignon, on the other hand, I prefer to pan sear because it is so lean and I can add fat and flavors in the pan.\u00a0 Experiment!\u00a0 Ultimately, no one can tell you what you like, you have to find it for yourself.\u00a0 Here are the pros and cons of each cut:<\/em><\/p>\n

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2. Choose the right quality of meat<\/strong> \u2014 Nothing ruins a good steak dinner like a bad steak. A lot of places sell poor quality meat, so make sure you choose a reputable supplier so you know you are getting your money\u2019s worth. By law, all meats are inspected for wholesomeness so no one is selling you meat that will kill you, but grading is a voluntary system.\u00a0 Meats are graded on several categories, including the marbling of fat and the amount of connective tissue.\u00a0 Sure, it may be fit to eat but do you want<\/em> to eat it?\u00a0 Prime is the highest quality, followed by choice and select.\u00a0 Choice meats are very high quality steaks and the most common steak used in the restaurant industry. Here are a few pointers to track down the perfect quality & cut of steak:<\/p>\n