The Halloween menu includes Sliced Steak Sliders with Peppercorn Sauce.
Flank steak?
Hanger steak?
What is best??
Signed
Veg-head


By Laura Stec
Comments
Flank
Tri-tip
Tofu
@really? (a resident of Menlo Park)
You know, if you served tofu to people expecting sliced steak, I think there would be significant disappointment.
Tofu! That's what I say, but maybe tritip. I think sliders are pulled, never sliced. But hadn't thought tritip.
Actually, the slider's correct usage is to describe a very small hamburger (approximately 2" diameter) with the traditional ground beef patty. The concept was popularized by the White Castle burger chain.
Today, the term "slider" is used to describe a wide variety of sandwich/burger type creations that are served on a slider bun. If you're a language purist, you'd bristle at the dilution of meaning but "slider" is pretty widely accepted to include a variety of fillings including pulled meats.
Anyhow, I like tri-tip myself which is why I suggested it. It's a classic California cut too if that means anything to you.
> You know, if you served tofu to people expecting sliced steak, I think there would be significant disappointment.
No kidding. What a drag.
We like to use American Wagyu beef as the fat % is perfect.
Grind it yourself and save $.
Tri-tip wins! I need sliders for 80. Any suggestion on where to get the meat? Thanks
Costco - Seasoned Tri-Tip (not Kinders or Omaha Steak) is my favorite. Roberts Market also has a pre-marinated tri-tip that is pretty good but the price may shock you
Thanks Mike
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