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Flat Iron Steak. Shoulder Top Blade (Flat Iron) Steak  Cut from the Chuck. This shoulder top blade steak is cut in a way that eliminates the connective tissue that runs through the center. Each half resembles a flank steak in shape. These pieces are cut crosswise into individual steaks.
The cut comes from the back, between the cow's ribs. A Porterhouse is a very large T-bone. Sirloin and short loin steak comes from below the cow's ribs -- what would be just under the waist, if the cow were to stand up. Depending on the cut, it contains no bones, or parts of the hip or backbones. Loin steaks tend to be lean; cows, unlike people, don't carry a lot of fat on their hips.