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Appetizers Salads ____________________________________________________________________________________ THE 12 CUTS BRAZILIAN TAKE-OUT MENU Order is based on pounds and family size portions. 12 Cuts “Gem” Packages is designed to suite your taste and budget. Enjoy a variety of options from our market fresh salads, fire grilled meats, and Brazilian sides. APPETIZERS Empanadas 12 Cuts With Beef $3.25 Homemade Argentinian Beef Empanadas filled with Beef with egg, green olives and fresh herbs. Empanadas 12 Cuts vegetable or Cheese $3.25 Homemade Argentinian vegetable Empanadas filled with Squash, onions and parmesan cheese or filled with Parmesan and mozzarella cheese. 3 Empanadas 12 Cuts With Beef or Vegetable (3 each) $9.00 Homemade Argentinian Beef Empanadas filled with Beef with egg, green olives and fresh herbs. 6 Empanadas 12 Cuts With Beef or Vegetable (6 each) $17.00 Homemade Argentinian Beef Empanadas filled with Beef with egg, green olives and fresh herbs. Queso 12 Cuts $11.00 Grilled cheese served with spicy honey. Beef Bites (1 lb) $17.00 Grilled thinly sliced ribeye, top sirloin, chorizo, and chicken breast with bacon. Tabua de Queijo e Embutidos $26.50 Charcuterie board of prosciutto, salami, imported cheeses and seasonal fruits. SALADS Potato Salad $12.00 Potatoes, onions, carrots, tomatoes and mayonnaise Chicken Salad $13.00 Chicken breast, onions, celery, green apple, raisings and mayonnaise Chef Avocado Salad $14.00 Arugula, avocado, grapefruit, fennel with house dressing Quinoa Salad $13.00 Red and white quinoa, dry apricot, cucumber, basil and house balsamic dressing Steam Aspargos or Brocollini $14.50 Steam large asparagus or broccolinis with house dressings. 12 Cuts Salad $14.00 Iceberg lettuce, Arugula, red onions, heard of palm, pineapple, tomatoes with house dressing. Ceasar Salad $12.00 Ramen lettuce, parmesan cheese, croutons, with Caesar dressing SAUCES & DRESSINGS (3oz) Chimichurri Sauce $2.50 Homemade fresh chimichurri sauce Balzamic dressing $1.85 Homemade balsamic dressing Basil Dressing $1.85 Homemade fresh basil dressing Ranch $1.85 Homemade ranch dressing HOT SIDE DISHES / SOUP Brazilian Cheese Bread (12 ) $6.50 Brazilian Bleack Beans $9.00 Brazilian White Rice $7.00 Garlic Mashed Potatoes $10.00 Grispy Fried Polenta toped with parmesan cheese $8.00 Karamelise Fried Bananas $6.50 Grilled Pienaple $7.00 Grilled pineapple with cinnamon and sugar MEAT FROM OPEN FIRE GRILL Picanha (16oz) $18.00 Prime part of the top sirloin seasoned with sea salt. Picanha with Garlic (16oz) $18.00 Prime part of the top sirloin seasoned with sea salt and garlic. Spicy Picanha (16oz) $18.00 Prime part of the top sirloin seasoned with sea salt and garlic. Filet Mignon (16oz) $23.00 Tenderloin seasoned to perfection. Filet Mignon with Bacon (16oz) $24.00 Tenderloin wrapped in bacon. Tomahowk Ribs (38oz ) $67.00 Bone in ribeye seasoned for flavor. Fraldinha – Bottom sirloin (16oz) $20.50 Bottom sirloin, flavorful cut with strong marbling Ribeye (34.oz) $48.00 Bone-in Ribeye seasoned for flavor a favorite among many cuts. Lamb Chops (16oz) $28.00 Flavorful rack of lamb seasoned to perfection. Pork Ribs (16oz) $12.00 Pork ribs marinated and slow roasted. Organic Chicken legs (16oz) $12.00 Organic tender chicken legs Chicken Breast With Bacon (16oz) $13.00 Tender bacon-wrapped chicken breast Chorizo (16oz) $12.00 Argentinian pork sausages DESSERTS Flan $9.00 Homemade Brazilian Custard Café Flan $9.00 Homemade Argentinian Coffee Custard New York Style Cheesecake $9.50 Vanilla cheesecake with graham cracker crust topped with strawberry or caramel sauce Tres Leches $10.00 Homemade moist three milks cake Chocolate Cake $10.00 Three-layered mousse cake DRINKS Caipirinhas $10.00 Mimosa $7.00 Brazilian Beers $4.00 Sales tax & Gratuity Not Included 469.779.7012 | [email protected] | 18010 Dallas Parkway | Dallas TX 75287 *SOME ITEMS MAY CONTAIN RAW OR UNDERCOOKED INGREDIENT. CONSUMPTION OF RAW OR UNDERCOOKED MEATS, POULTRY, SEAFOOD, SELFISH OR EGGS MAY INCREASE RISK OF FOODBORNE ILLNESS. Before placing your order, please inform your server if anyone in your party has a food allergy or dietary restriction. Package prices and items are subject to change. @2020 12 Cuts Steakhouse all right reserve .
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