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double-cut

American  
[duhb-uhl-kuht] / ˈdʌb əlˈkʌt /

adjective

  1. noting a file having parallel cutting ridges crisscrossing in two directions.


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Indulge in 16-ounce prime ribeyes, 14-ounce prime NY strip steaks and decadent double-cut 6-ounce Colorado lamb chops for a memorable holiday gift.

From Salon

When we first encountered an unstoppably juicy and impeccably sauced double-cut chop just blocks from our apartment, it felt too good to be true.

From Salon

Let me tease you, then, with possibilities that might include crisped Ocean City scallops lapped with cauliflower cream and blackberry gastrique, and a juicy, double-cut pork chop whose companions include farro and baby carrots massaged with dried spices and vinegar powder, tossed with olive oil and flavored further in a smoker.

From Washington Post

The bananas foster French toast and double-cut pork chops both seem to have made the list as far as make-again worthy recipes go.

From Fox News

An imposing double-cut pork chop had noticeable grill marks.

From Seattle Times