Strip Steak
The strip steak, also known as New York or Kansas City strip steak, is considered prime beef along with filet mignon, ribeye steak, and porterhouse or T-bone steak. Strip steak comes from the lower sirloin, the portion of the original loin that starts with the sirloin removed to form the bone-in strip loin. What is Strip Steak? The main muscle that makes up the Strip is the longissimus dorsi, which is also the main muscle of the ribeye steak. It runs from the hip bone to the shoulder blade and is a very soft muscle. Since they're usually a single muscle, strip steaks don't have much connective tissue and fat. They do, however, contain high levels of intramuscular fat, or...