Cutting meat against the grain can make all the difference between a juicy, tender bite and a steak that feels and tastes leathery. Here's the lowdown.

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Whether it’s broiled, grilled, pan-seared, or flame-kissed on a backyard barbecue, beef—especially steak—has long held a prime spot on American dinner plates. Thanks to the popularity of red ...