When slicing flank steak, it is important to cut against the grain. This means cutting perpendicular to the direction of the muscle fibers. This technique helps to make the meat more tender and easier to chew. To properly cut against the grain, identify the direction of the muscle fibers and slice the steak in the opposite direction.
To properly cut flank steak against the grain, slice it perpendicular to the muscle fibers. This helps break down the tough fibers, making the meat more tender and flavorful.
A military force is used to go in one direction, forwards, if you attack them in the flank, that is from one side, they are less able to defend against attack. Flank, the side of a military force.
Redeploy at right angle, in comparison with the front line, the threatened flank, so as "to refuse" the encirclement.
The flank of beef produces the following steaks: # Flank Steak # Flank Steak Rolls Flank steak is considered London Broil when it is marinated whole.
The 'flank' is the side of the body.
The "flank" when referred to in these terms means the side or sides. Therefore you would be instructed to protect the left or right flank (side) or to protect the flank (both side)
Use ICD code 789.09 for flank pain because flank is a part of the abdomen.
Other words for flank are lateral or side.
It would be what you call the NEARSIDE
The butcher, cut off the left flank for a stew
There are many sites online that have incorrect information on what part of the animal is the flank. In reality the flank of an animal is, generally, the side of the animal.
"London broil" can refer to several cuts of meat, some are tougher than others. I always use flank steak, not frozen, and marinate it 12 - 24 hours. This isn't to tenderize the steak, but to add flavour. I broil flank steak for about 6 to 8 minutes each side, then tented with foil for up to 20 minutes before slicing thinly across the grain. Don't slice immediately after cooking; the resting period is important. So I think you should thaw (in the refrigerator) and marinate the steak first.