IPA: /ˈɒntrəˌkəʊt/
KK: /ˈɑntrəˌkoʊt/
A type of steak that comes from the area between the ribs of a cow, known for being tender and flavorful.
We ordered an entrecote for dinner, and it was cooked to perfection.
**Entrecote** → The word originates from French *entrecôte*, which is derived from *entre* (meaning between) and *côte* (meaning rib). It refers to a cut of meat that is taken from between the ribs, specifically a steak cut from the rib area of the animal.
Imagine a steak that comes from 'between' the 'ribs' — that's why entrecote refers to this specific cut of meat.