The entrecôte lies between the ribeye and the tenderloin: it has more bite than the tenderloin and is more delicate than the ribeye. The marbling ensures juiciness, while the fat streaks add depth. Whether served as a thick steak cut or whole for carving, the entrecôte is versatile and consistently delivers first-class results.
Preparation
Grill or pan-fry over medium heat at 56–58°C. Whole cuts can also be cooked in the oven or smoker.
Origin & Special Features
Black Angus beef, aged 28+ days. Optimal cut for even cooking.
Serving Suggestions
200–250 g per serving; a 1 kg piece serves about 4 people.
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