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That sure does look like a brisket...

I have been getting "Pork Ribeyes" from HEB lately. They come preseasoned, but I always kick it up a little. They are great reverse seared with some thinned Spicy Stubb's brushed on them...

Here's what the cut looks like without the seasoning. Tender, juicy, fatty, pork deliciousness...


Does that fat cook down to the consistency of a beef ribeye when you grill it?
 
Straight from the pigs mouth:

Hello Steve,

Thank you for contacting Prairie Fresh.

This steak cut comes from the lean strip of meat located on the top of the Chef’s Prime Pork Roast. The Chef’s Prime Pork Roast is located on the shoulder end, also known as the blade end, of a center cut boneless pork loin. The natural, flat shape makes it a delicious economical pork cut.

We appreciate your interest in our Prairie Fresh products.

Sincerely,

Prairie Fresh Consumer Affairs
 
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