steak
"Slab" would be one word to describe a thick slice of meat or fish. Some may call it "steak."
steak
For a steak, 1 inch - for prime rib or other roast, 2 inches.
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That will be variable depending upon the weight of each slice - which will depend upon thickness and overall dimensions of the slices. I have seen some packaged lunch meats that were an ounce per slice. If you get your meat sliced fresh at the deli, you can ask them to adjust the thickness.
It's a slice of meat dummy.
It depends on how thick you slice the brisket.
Yes, the word 'steak' is a noun, a word for a thick slice of meat; a word for a thing.The noun 'steak' is a singular, common, concrete noun.
It depends whether it is breast or leg meat, whether the skin was removed or not before eating, and on how thick or thin the slices are.Cut from a home cooked roast turkey, for example, there are:approx 52 calories in a 1 oz, or 28g, slice of turkey dark meat with the skin removed before eatingapprox 62 calories in a 1 oz, or 28g, slice of turkey dark meat including the skinapprox 38 calories in a 1 oz, or 28g, slice of turkey breast with the skin removed before eatingapprox 53 calories in a 1 oz, or 28g, slice of turkey breast including the skin
Jerky
A frying slice is a piece of meat sliced specially for frying in a pan.