Photo by Jill Shih licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0 Butcher’s Brief: Skirt steak is the diaphragm muscle. This cut of beef is frequently used in traditional Southwest grilling. Richly marbled skirt steaks have robust flavor, but must be cut against the grain to ensure…
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A steak dinner that you can cook alongside fresh vegetables, leaving a quick and easy one-pan dinner with little cleanup involved? Count us in! Using a sheet pan, top sirloin from Chicago Steak Company, and your favorite steak-loving vegetables, you…
Photo by woodleywonderworks licensed under CC BY 2.0 Grab your best cut of top sirloin steak and gather the ingredients below to create this one-of-a-kind steak meal that will leave everyone in the family coming back for more. Topped with a crispy,…
If there’s one thing that makes steak even better than it already is, it’s potatoes. Potatoes and steak are one of the most iconic duos, just like peanut butter and jelly. There are more innovative ways to have potatoes with…
At Chicago Steak Company, our goal is to make our steaks work for you in whatever ways you and your family want to enjoy them! Thanks to our friends over at ThermoWorks, we’re introducing you to a brand new way…
Photo by TheDeliciousLife licensed under CC BY 2.0 For a hearty, flavorful meal that kicks things up a notch for your palate, you won’t want to skip this Cajun Spiced Roast! With its blackened crust on the outside and tender texture on the inside,…
Photo by Buenosia Carol licensed under Pexels license As an athlete, you know that your body needs fuel. You need to take care of it with a healthy regimen of diet and exercise so that it can perform its best…
Think of a steak sandwich and your mind probably goes to the classic Philly steak sandwich. As yummy as they are, they’re not quite the elevated dinner you might have in mind for your family or a special occasion. An…
Photo by Stuart Spivack licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 Who knew that some of the cheapest cuts of steak could still be tasty? When it comes to steak, we tend to assume that the priciest options are always the best.…