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These humble cuts of beef won't cost you a bundle, but they offer big flavor and great texture.

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Sirloin Flap Steak
These well-marbled strips of beef- the "tails" of porterhouses and T-bones-are increasingly sold on their own. They look a little raggedy but are very delicious.
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Flatiron Steak
Wide, long, and flat (hence the name), the flatiron is the second-most tender cut in the animal (after the tenderloin), and it stays juicy and tender even when cooked to medium-well.
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Hanger Steak
Hanger steak's alias, butcher's steak, is derived from the practice of butchers keeping it for themselves. Hanger's robust flavor makes up for its relative lack of tenderness.
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Chuck Eye Steak
Chuck eye steak shares many characteristics with the rib eye, but for a much better price. It's well-marbled with fat, quite tender, and very tasty.
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Flank Steak
With its beefy flavor and ease of preparation this long, flat cut from just below the short loin is a regular in Gourmet's kitchens.
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Top Butt
Top butt has a great mix of texture and rich flavor. Another plus: A butcher can cut this boneless steak to any thickness.
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Top Blade Steak
These tender steaks are a delicious bargain. Taken from below the shoulder of the steer, top blade steaks come from the same muscle as flatiron steaks, but are cut differently.
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Skirt Steak
One of our favorites for its juiciness and beefy flavor, skirt steak can be either of two long, flat, well-marbled muscles (the diaphragm and the transverse abdominal muscle).
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Tri-Tip Roast
This boneless triangular cut from the bottom sirloin boasts good flavor and tenderness. Steaks cut from the roast may be labeled "Newport steaks."
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