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Bone-in pieces often cook more evenly beside the bone and give the grill a handle, but they take longer and are harder to slice thin. Boneless pieces sear faster and portion cleanly. Choose bone-in for a chop or roast you will carve at the table. Choose boneless for a quick sear or even slices in a pot.
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