Texas, New York and Strip Steak

Seeing Political Red Meat, Texas May Rename the New York Strip Steak
Marc and Greg Sherry, who own the longest-running steakhouse in the city, the Old Homestead on Ninth Avenue, are so proud of the cut that they call it “Sherry Brothers 16 oz. New York prime sirloin” on their menu.
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How New York drove a steak through the heart of Texas
So when the incumbent, Dan Patrick, sketched his legislative priorities the other day, people paid heed — even when he was trolling the state of New York. Patrick called on lawmakers to declare that a certain cut of beef,
'New York Strip' Steak to Become 'Texas Strip' Under New Proposal
The lieutenant governor said he was considering taking a "cruise across the Gulf of America" and having a "juicy, medium-rare Texas Strip."
Texas has a beef with the name of 'New York strip' steak
The lieutenant governor of Texas has proposed changing the name of a popular cut of steak in honor of the Lone Star State. A resolution will be filed in the Texas Senate "to officially change the name.
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A politician wants to rename New York strip steaks for Texas. Kansas City knows better | Opinion
People in Kansas City will laugh at Dan Patrick’s idea that New York strip steaks — originally KC strips — should be renamed for Texas.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick wants to rename the 'New York Strip' and one restaurant has a $1M beef with that
The owner of a restaurant in Albany, New York, is suing the state of Texas over the name of a piece of meat. The man is seeking $1 million after Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick proposed to rename the New York Strip steak as the Texas Strip.
A New York Steakhouse Is Suing for $1 Million Following Dan Patrick’s Proposal to Rename the ‘Texas Strip’
After Dan Patrick, the lieutenant governor of Texas, announced his plans to rebrand the New York Strip steak as the “Texas strip” on X last week, a couple of New York restaurants, including the one that claims to have given the steak its current name,
Texas lt. governor pushes to rebrand New York strip steak
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) wants to reclaim one of America’s most popular cuts of beef to acknowledge the Lone Star State’s cattlemen: New York strip, meet the Texas strip. “Liberal New York shouldn’t get the credit for our hard-working ranchers,
New York restaurant taking legal action after Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick suggested renaming steak
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said the Senate would consider a resolution to rename the New York Strip. He said it should be called the Texas strip.
Here's why the Texas House, Senate are beefing over the 'Official Steak of Texas'
Should the New York strip steak be renamed the "Texas Strip" and take on the "official State Steak of Texas" honor? Or what ...
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Where's the beef? Texas picks fight with New York over name of famed steak
It's a New York and Texas beef ... over beef. And at an iconic steakhouse where history is on the menu, NYC is not backing down. Delmonico's in lower Manhattan opened in 1837, eight years before ...
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New York City officials report second measles case as Texas outbreak continues
As the measles outbreak continues to spread in Texas, cases have been reported in New Jersey as well as a second case in New York City. The New York City Department of Health said that ...
This Texas city is a top spring break destination in US, 3 others among the safest
Spring break calls for a balance of 24-hour fun and appropriate safety measures. Four Texas cities have been listed among the ...
New York Population Rebound Faces Test Under Trump Migrant Plans
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Why a New York bank may be telling employees to move to Texas or find a new job
The investment bank Goldman Sachs is reportedly planning on giving many of its managers an ultimatum—relocate to Dallas or ...
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Two measles cases have emerged in New York City. Here’s what to know and how to protect yourself.
As measles outbreaks emerge nationwide, New York City has two confirmed cases this year. Here’s what you need to know about ...