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Meat expert shares the mistake most Americans make when cooking steak

Jess Pryles reveals why flipping steak constantly over charcoal beats the old one-flip rulE. The meat science expert shares her favorite budget-friendly beef cuts.

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Meat expert shares the mistake most Americans make when cooking steak
Jess Pryles reveals why flipping steak constantly over charcoal beats the old one-flip rulE. The meat science expert shares her favorite budget-friendly beef cuts.
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