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Chuck Eye with Carrot Top Salsa Verde

Bright green salsa verde being spooned out of a bowl and drizzled over sliced steak on a cutting board.
Photo by Jim Henkens

One of the cheapest and best cuts of beef is chuck eye, which has all the flavor of chuck with the tenderness of sirloin. Here it's sauced with salsa verde, using carrot tops instead of parsley—gorgeous on pretty much anything!

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