Picanha sold alongside snakes, kangaroos and pheasants …

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A typical Brazilian beef cut has stood out among the exotic and special meats offered in a butcher shop in the United States. In The Butcher Shop, which is located inside a market in Arlington (Virginia), it is possible to find the picanha, which is not a common cut in the country, thanks to the American Ian McClannan. He lived in Rio de Janeiro for six months in 2011 and says he was delighted with the hospitality of Brazilians and the traditional cut of meat. In addition to the picanha, The Butcher Shop sells exotic meats such as kangaroo, wild boar, pheasant and even snake fillets (the Myanmar python, ex-Burma), but these usually have to be ordered in advance …

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