Welcome to the club. Neat video. I also like that part of the rib eye. Never heard of selling it separate. How much do you charge for it? Do you ever have people wanting more than you can provide? I mean if someone wants 40 lbs of the rib cap would that leave you too many rib eye filets? Would you just explain that you can't get 40 lbs at a time?
Two other favorite parts of the steer are the (tendon?) in the flat iron, and on any loin steak (P-House, T-bone, NY Strip), I actually like the gristly thing at the top near the top of the bone. You know, opposite from the tail and filet. It's a little tough, but it's soooooo good. I save that for last.
Very, impressive Kari, One does not have to watch long to see a true Meat Cutter, just from one piece of meat. By seeing how one works a knife. As I call it, how one Wheels a Knife.
@ Burgermeister as also as Kari, the Ribeye is my favorite cut. The Cap is the best in my book of all the Muscle groups. As to charge I only had one customer ask for just the cap. I told him he had to buy the whole 7 bone rib..lol. Just by, he was buying the best part of the Steer.
Lol, yeah I could have worked something out for him.
To your statement Burgermeister , on the Flat Iron steak, that would be a good sup for the Rib cap. That cut for the longest was in the shadows as to sales. Un-know for it quality cut, as also chuckeye steaks.