Description
This 2″ thick 16oz. Mino Prime KC Strip is essentially the same as a 16oz. New York Strip it is still cut from the short loin of the cow, and it’s a tender cut that has a bit of marbling throughout the meat. Leaving the bone on gives this cut the Kansas City name. Leaving the bone attached releases flavor that you may not get with the a regular cut New York, which is why the Kansas City bone-in strip is a popular option to choose for any steak lover.
I like to prepare this cut with Maldon Salt, searing each side on high heat for 3 minutes each side to get a nice crust. Make sure your meat is at room temperature before grilling or searing in a cast iron making it more tender then when cooked straight out of the fridge.
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MICHAEL Koerner –
I served the kansas city strip dry aged 35 days alongside a ribeye for a family of 4. This steak was inhaled…I may have even sneaked a bite. It had more flavor than the prime ribeye and mom’s always love the bones.
MPrime351 –
Michael,
Thank you for the feedback! I am so glad you and your family enjoyed the KC’s!