The bavette known by the less flattering name “flap meat” is a steak worth exploring. Like skirt steak, the bavette has a pronounced grain and it’s critical to cut against the grain. Bavette loves high heat so sear on a hot grill or cast ir...
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we served Bavette to many friends. universally, they indicate this is one of, if not, the best beef they have ever eaten. and they are not new to Wagu
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Greg · 1 day ago
The wife is a lifelong filet mignon eater. I sous vide the lightly seasoned bavette at 140 for 2 - 2. 5 hours. Let rest, cut into thick slices, sear briefly high heat no oil. She loves it (I do too) and says it may be better than filet.
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Dennis · April 3, 2026
One of my favorite SRF cuts. Best way is over a campfire, searing it over the flames before finishing it off indirect.