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Italian Florence Steak

Italian Florence Steak

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Florence steak is a classic cuisine in the Tuscany region of Italy, known for its thick, juicy, charred and tender taste. The Tuscan mountain Chiannina cattle are selected. This cattle is large and tight in meat, making it the largest and oldest cattle in the world. The T-bone from the waist of the cow weighs about 1-1.5kg and has a thickness of about 5-6cm. Season with only salt and pepper for roasting, usually over charcoal and roast until medium-rare. Crispy outer skin, inside tender and juicy, with rich meat flavor. It is not only a delicious food, but also an important part of the food culture of Tuscany.

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