Texas is pushing to rename the New York Strip steak—but can they? With backlash from New York chefs and a lawsuit in the mix, ...

True steak lovers know the sheer joy of a finely cooked blue steak. To prepare the extra rare beef correctly, you need to ...

The political and legal stakes are being raised over what to call a popular cut of steak in the Lone Star State. It all started with Lt. Governor Dan Patrick recently asking on the platform "X" why ...

New York has a better ring to it,” he quipped. Alan Rosen, owner of Junior’s Restaurant, defended the New York strip steak name. LP Media The Big Apple-centric name for the flavorful cut of ...

The Texas House proposed a competing resolution to the Texas Senate, which has proposed renaming the "New York Strip" as the ...

Now, New York's restaurants are firing back. On Feb. 28, Patrick took to X in a lengthy rant about steak names, calling out "liberal New York" for claiming the New York strip, a popular cut of steak.

The lieutenant governor of Texas wants to change the name of a cut of a steak. Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick proposed in a social media post that the New York strip should be renamed in honor of the ...

Albany War Room Tavern owner Todd Shapiro, right, said he plans to sue Texas over a resolution to change the name of a type of steak. His restaurant is also known for sushi from famed local sushi ...

If it’s not immediately apparent, focusing on changing the name of a steak is a trivial obsession — one that might seem even more absurd if there weren’t so many other urgent issues to tackle.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick shared in a post on X on Friday, Feb. 28, that he filed a resolution to rename the steak cut to reflect the name of the Lone Star State in order to “better market ...