Picanha (pronounced pee-kahn-yah), characterized by a thick fat cap that renders during cooking, keeping the meat juicy and tender. It's a triangular cut from the top of the sirloin, often cooked as a roast, smoked like a brisket, or cut into steaks
Picanha (pronounced pee-kahn-yah), characterized by a thick fat cap that renders during cooking, keeping the meat juicy and tender. It's a triangular cut from the top of the sirloin, often cooked as a roast, smoked like a brisket, or cut into steaks