marinated pork steak

Pork Steak Marinade

Whether you’re firing up the grill to prepare tender and juicy pork steaks or sticking to indoor cooking by roasting or pan-searing your pork, a pork steak marinade can come to the rescue. In this guide, we explore what a…

oven cooked tri tip steak

How To Cook Tri Tip In the Oven

When you’re in the mood for steak but don’t want to heat up the grill, oven-cooked steak is an excellent alternative. Specifically, oven-cooked tri tip steak could become one of your new go-tos after reading this guide and learning to…

air fryer pork steak

Air Fryer Pork Steak

Air fryers soared into popularity just a few years ago. At first, home cooks tended to use them most for cooking frozen foods, like French fries and chicken strips, quickly and without needing to heat the home with a hot…

oven roasted chuck roast

How to Cook a Chuck Roast in the Oven

Chuck roast is a humble yet delicious meat that’s a must for anyone seeking a culinary adventure with loads of flavor and palate-pleasing tenderness. This cut of beef comes from the cow’s shoulder area, so it isn’t overly exercised. What…

oven cooked porterhouse steak

How to Cook Porterhouse in the Oven

Porterhouse steak is a unique cut of beef that includes two types of steaks: strip steak and tenderloin. It’s cut in the same way as the popular T-bone, but the porterhouse is larger in size. Don’t let this oversized piece…

marinated flat iron steak

Flat Iron Steak Marinade

Looking to add some flavor and tenderness to your flat iron steak? A flat iron steak marinade is the perfect solution! With just a few simple ingredients, you can transform an ordinary cut of beef into a delicious and succulent…

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…

cooked pork steak

How to Cook Pork Steak

Beef is great, but sometimes you need to mix up your proteins for variety and health benefits. Pork is a great alternative even for fancy dinners with plenty of guests. The humble pork chop is well-known, but larger pork steaks…

marinated top sirloin steak

Top Sirloin Steak Marinade

If you’re one of those who enjoy the sweet-savory flavor combination, then this marinade is perfect for you. You only need a few ingredients to really bring out the flavor of your top sirloin steak and add more layers of…

prime rib with au jus sauce

How to Make Au Jus for Prime Rib

While Prime Rib is often first carved up for a fancy dinner, the leftovers are almost always repurposed as roast beef the next day for some great-tasting sandwiches. Au jus is the classic pairing for roast beef sandwiches, helping moisten…

reverse seared t bone steak

How to Reverse Sear T-Bone Steak

Grilling may be your usual go-to method to cook T-bone steak, but it’s certainly not the only way to get this delicious cut ready to serve. In this guide, we’re going to talk about reverse searing and why it’s one…

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…

sous vide sirloin steak

How to Sous Vide Sirloin

While steakhouses typically go for pan-seared or grilled sirloin steaks because they’re the quickest methods to use, home cooks love a good sous vide sirloin. Yes, this cooking method takes more time than others, but it’s worth the wait if…

cooked prime rib

Cooking Prime Rib

There are few cuts of beef that are more associated with luxury than the Prime Rib. Many families only enjoy it for Christmas or other important holidays, but you’re free to cook one up any time you feel the urge.…