cooked spiral ham

Cooking a Spiral Ham

A beautifully glazed spiral ham is a must-have centerpiece for many holiday tables. If you’re a big fan of ham, you can cook one up any time of year and slice the meat off to freeze in portions for later.…

cooking duck breast

How to Cook Duck Breasts

Duck breast is known for its rich, flavorful meat and crispy skin, making it a favorite for many. If you want to try something new in the kitchen, duck breast could be your next experimental venture. Despite it seeming like…

medium well cooked steak

How To Cook Steak Medium Well

Cooking a steak to medium well can be a bit of an art. You want that balance of a warm, slightly pink center with a nicely seared outside, without crossing into overcooked territory. Whether you’re hosting a dinner or just…

cooking halibut steak

Cooking Halibut Steak

Halibut is a mild and delicious type of whitefish that can be cooked in a variety of ways. You can find both steaks and filets available, and the two cuts are very different. Making the most of your premium Halibut…

bison ribeye steak

Bison Ribeye Steak: What You Need to Know

While beef has reigned supreme on the grill for decades, it’s far from the only option for hearty flavor. Bison steaks offer a nutritious and flavorful alternative that you can try with ease thanks to the expansion in farming. The…

cooked veal chops

Cooking Veal Chops

Veal chops could become the star of your next dinner. These tender, flavorful cuts of meat can elevate any meal. But if you’ve never cooked them before, they might seem a bit intimidating. After all, they’re often what expert chefs…

ham steak

Grilling a Ham Steak

While you likely think of beef first when you hear the word steak, there’s another option that deserves space on your grill. The humble ham steak becomes a surprisingly delicious treat when it’s grilled. The flavors come alive and the…

cooked shoulder roast

Cooking a Shoulder Roast

Pot roast sometimes gets a bad rap. Either you love it because you know how to cook it well, or you balk at the thought of it because you’ve been subjected to eating dry, overcooked, bland pot roasts in the…

cooked lamb chops

How To Cook Lamb Chops

Cooking lamb chops can seem a bit daunting, but it’s easier than you might think. Whether you’re looking to grill, pan-sear, or bake them, this guide has you covered. We’ll walk you through different methods step-by-step, ensuring you achieve perfectly…

swordfish steak

Cooking Swordfish Steak

Cows aren’t the only animals that produce steaks. Fish steak is also a thing, and one of the most popular types of fish steak comes from swordfish, a mild-tasting fish usually found in tropical ocean zones. Swordfish steaks can be…

cooked lamb ribs

How to Cook Lamb Ribs

Looking for something different to add to your meal plan? Try lamb ribs. Lamb is known for its unique taste that’s gamier than chicken and pork and earthier than steak. And, yes, you can eat lamb just like you would…

cooked pork shoulder steak

How To Cook Pork Shoulder Steak

At Chicago Steak Company, we specialize in beef steaks. However, we’re steak enthusiasts of all kinds, so we also love a good pork steak. In this guide, we’re sharing our love for pork shoulder steak with you, covering all of…

cooked bottom round roast

How to Cook Bottom Round Roast

Bottom round roast is a lean and flavorful cut of beef that is perfect for slow cooking methods, like braising or slow cooking. However, it also works well on the grill, in an air fryer, or on the stove. If…

grilled flank steak

How to Grill Flank Steak

When you use the right grilling techniques, grilled steak is one of the most delectable proteins you can put on your plate. Although flank steak is a thinner cut that can dry out easily, it’s just right for the grill,…

cooked top round roast

How to Cook a Top Round Roast

In the vast world of beef, top round roast is one of the more affordable cuts that you might not think to buy if you’re looking for the cream of the crop. However, it’s somewhat underrated and should be added…