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(NYT17) NEW YORK -- Feb. 11, 2003 -- MASTER-CHEF-2 -- It's really important to spend the money for prime steak,'' chef Bobby Flay said, as he unwrapped a package from Lobel's, a butcher shop on the Upper East Side of Manhattan not celebrated for its discount prices. Inside the package were two prime steaks, a porterhouse and a New York strip, so thick they resembled cuts of an animal larger than a steer. "The reason it's called prime is because of all the marbling,'' Flay said, pointing to streaks of white fat wisping through the blood-red strip. "For texture and flavor, you want to see a lot of nice, even marbling throughout.'' Flay made a pepper-crusted steak. Mint-flecked glaze is brushed on at the end. (Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times)
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