What is a Reverse Sear? Reverse searing is a steak cooking method that flips the traditional cooking of a steak upside down. Usually, when you cook a steak, you quickly sear it all over on the outside, and then lower…
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Cooking a steak is serious business. When you purchase high-quality steaks from Chicago Steak Company, you don’t want to risk overcooking it, drying it out, or missing out on serious flavor by cooking it incorrectly. Different cuts benefit from different cooking methods, so it’s a good idea to get acquainted with the best methods for your meats.
Here at Steak University, Chicago Steak Company provides helpful information to get you on the road to a perfectly cooked meal. Learn the differences between steak cuts and their best cooking methods. Find out the best ways to grill a steak for rampant flavor, incredible tenderness, and that smoky taste you crave. And, read about how we pan-fry steaks to absolute perfection.
Of course, nothing brings out the flavor of a steak more than some old-fashioned barbecuing or a delicious steak sauce that complements its natural flavors. Steak University also gives you some tips for cooking with condiments or marinades for best results. Now, bring on the meat!
Handling a whole ribeye roast shouldn’t intimidate you. Similar to a prime rib roast but minus the ribs, this cut was first popularized by The Delmonico Restaurant of New York. Get slice after slice of beautifully juicy and soft beef…
Learn the differences between a chuck eye and a ribeye. Figure out which one is best for you here. Ribeye vs Chuck Eye Steak: What’s the Difference? The meaty eyes have it! Whether you prefer a ribeye or a chuck…
Ribeye is a favorite cut of beef because it is loaded with fat marbling that gives it a good flavor and a wonderful mouth feel. Coming from the rib area of the beef steer, the muscle tissues are fairly tender…
Ribeye steak holds incredible flavor and has one of the most coveted textures of all steak cuts. Still, there’s nothing wrong with using a marinade to add a twist to its flavor or tenderize it even more. At Chicago Steak…
If you’re looking for a new beef cut to make for dinner, look no further than a ribeye roast. This delicious and tender cut offers plenty of meat for the family to enjoy, and it’s easy to learn how to…
At Steak University, we talk a lot about pan-searing, grilling, and oven-cooking steak. One method we don’t cover as often is air-frying steak. In this guide, we’re focusing on this often underutilized method of cooking steak to show you that…
Salisbury steak isn’t technically a steak, but more like a patty. In fact, it’s similar to meatloaf but usually without as many ingredients, shaped into a patty rather than a loaf, and served with a mushroom and onion gravy. If…
A smoked ribeye roast is an incredible addition to your weekly dinner menu. It’s extremely flavorful and tender, appeasing even the pickiest eaters. And, it’s definitely a showstopper if you’re looking for something that perks up the senses of your…
At Chicago Steak Company, we enjoy educating others on cooking different types of steak meals right in their kitchen because there’s simply no substitute for a good, home-cooked meal. This guide is all about the ribeye roast, cooked to medium…
When it comes to having steak on your plate, it’s hard to top a ribeye roast that’s cooked slowly and carefully to preserve its bold flavor and smooth texture. A ribeye roast is large enough for the family to enjoy,…
Photo by Roderick Eime licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0 Cooking New York rib roast, prime rib roast, or any other type of rib roast is simple once you learn the ins and outs of your oven or grill settings and…