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What part of the cow is Delmonico steak from?
Delmonico steak is not actually from a specific part of the cow. It's a marketing term used for high-quality cuts of beef that are typically thick and tender.
The cut of meat that is often used to make a Delmonico steak is the rib eye. It's also sometimes made from the strip steak (New York strip).
While it might not be a specific cut, it's still a delicious and popular choice for steak lovers!
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