What Does It Mean to Slice Steak Against the Grain?
Source: New York Times
Do you know what a “grain” is? Not a grain of sand, cereal or truth, but the grain of a piece of wood, fabric or meat — all references to the direction of the fibers running along an object like a table, sweater or steak.“Slice against the grain,” you may have read in a recipe. It’s arguably the most important step in enjoying steak, yet one that isn’t always intuitive.To cut against the grain means to run a…
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