grilling strip steak

How to Grill Strip Steak

Strip steak is thick, tender, and lean, making it just right for the grill. Buy it bone-in or boneless; either version will yield a steak that’s full of flavor with a firm bite. Want to know how to grill it…

pan seared strip steak

How to Pan Sear Strip Steak

Have you bought a high-quality strip steak and are now deciding what to do with it? We suggest using this delicious cut of beef to make a pan-seared strip steak dinner. Strip steak stays tender and juicy when seared quickly…

new york strip steak

New York Strip Steak Nutritional Facts

Serving up a large portion of New York strip steak on your dinner plate sounds mouth-watering, doesn’t it? Especially when it comes from Chicago Steak Company’s selection of Premium Angus and USDA Prime beef.  But if you’re tracking your calories,…

oven cooked strip steak

How to Cook Strip Steak in the Oven

Strip steak is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable cuts of beef by name. Most restaurants that offer steak carry it, and it’s a common one to find at the grocery store.  In this guide, we’re going to explain how…

arrachera steak tacos

Arrachera Steak Recipe

Mexico has a wealth of recipes that make the most of affordable cuts of beef, including strip steak. Arrachera is a way of cooking steak so it’s perfectly suited for slicing and serving in corn tortillas. If you’re a fan…

cooking new york strip roast

How to Cook New York Strip Roast

New York strip steak may be one of the most well-known cuts of steak on the planet, but many don’t know that this steak comes from a larger roast, aptly named a New York strip roast. As a roast, New…

new york strip steak served on a platter with asparagus

Top Sirloin vs New York Strip Steak

With so many different steaks to choose from, it’s not always easy to narrow down exactly which cut is best for your next special dinner. Some steaks are great for everyday enjoyment, while others are more suited to special occasions…

uncooked t-bone steak

T-Bone vs. New York Strip Steak

T-bone or New York strip steak: Is one better than the other? Not necessarily, but you’ll certainly find that some steak enthusiasts prefer one or the other. Luckily, that’s why most steakhouses have options. And, when you cook steak at…

reverse seared strip steak

How to Reverse Sear Strip Steak

Strip steak is a steakhouse staple, and it might even be a common addition to your favorite dinner recipes at home. But instead of grilling it or pan searing it, have you tried the reverse sear method? If not, continue…

sous vide strip steak

How to Sous Vide Strip Steak

If you’re interested in trying out sous vide cooking with steak, then the strip steak is an excellent cut to try with. It’s a relatively simple cut to cook with just about any method, and a couple of hours in…

hickory grilled new york strip steak

How to Cook Strip Steak

Strip steak is a primary option on most steakhouse menus, fitting right up there with ribeye, T-bone, and porterhouse. Interesting fact: Strip steak is also included in T-bone and porterhouse steaks, taking up one side of the bone while tenderloin…