The porterhouse is cut from the rear of the short loin and is essentially a larger T-bone with a significantly bigger tenderloin section. It is considered by many to be the ultimate steak, combining the robust flavor of the strip with a generous portion of the most tender muscle on the animal. It requires careful cooking to avoid overcooking the tenderloin side.
| Country | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| πΊπΈUnited States | Porterhouseprimary | |
| π¬π§United Kingdom | Porterhouse | |
| π²π½Mexico | Porterhouse | |
| π¦π·Argentina | Porterhouse | |
| π«π·France | Porterhouse | |
| π§π·Brazil | Porterhouse |