How to Save Money and Portion Your Steak | Easy DIY Steak Cutting

TLDRLearn how to save money by portioning your own steak. This video teaches you the step-by-step process of cutting and trimming a steak bought in bulk. By portioning your steak, you can save time and money, and have steak whenever you want.

Key insights

💰Portioning your own steak allows you to save money and control the size of each steak.

🔪Proper trimming and cutting of the steak ensures a delicious and tender end result.

🍔Portioning your own steak also gives you the opportunity to make ground beef and burgers.

By portioning and freezing your steak, you can have steak available whenever you want without the need for a trip to the butcher or supermarket.

💪Eating protein-rich meals like steak can support your workout routine and help with muscle recovery.

Q&A

Is portioning your own steak cost-effective?

Yes, by portioning your own steak, you can save money compared to buying individual steaks.

How do I know which part of the steak to trim?

Look for any silver muscle or excess fat and trim it away, as this can make the steak tough.

Can I use the trimmed fat for cooking?

Yes, the trimmed fat can be used for cooking. You can roast it in the oven or use it to make sauces.

Should I season the steak before portioning it?

You can season the steak with salt and pepper before portioning it, or you can choose to season each steak individually later.

Can I freeze the portioned steaks?

Yes, once portioned, you can freeze the steaks and defrost them when needed.

Timestamped Summary

00:02In this video, Frank from the YouTube channel Food and Farm Wrestling shows how he portions his own steak to save money.

02:45Frank starts by trimming the excess fat and silver muscle from the steak.

07:14After trimming, Frank cuts the steak into portions, around an inch and a half thick.

09:03Frank trims any remaining fat and prepares the steak for freezing.

11:43Frank uses a meat grinder to turn the scraps into ground beef.

16:29Frank shares his tips on saving money and portioning your own steak, emphasizing the convenience and cost-effectiveness.