eye of round steaks

How to Cook Eye of Round Steak

Not all steaks are created equal, which is why some are much higher in price than others. The eye of round roast is one of the less inexpensive cuts, especially compared to popular options like sirloin, strip, ribeye, and filet…

reverse seared tri tip steak

How to Reverse Sear Tri Tip Steak

Are you ready to kick up your steak game? Do you love a good tri tip steak? If both of these sound like you, look no further than the mouth watering technique of reverse searing tri tip steak. When it…

cooked tri tip steak

How to Cook Tri Tip Steak

Here at Steak University, we provide in-depth guides to help steak lovers just like you learn more about each cut of steak, what its best for, and how to cook it. If you’re a frequent reader of Steak University articles,…

air fryer ribeye steak

Air Fryer Ribeye Steak

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…

cooked ribeye steak

How to Cook Ribeye in a Pan

Learning how to cook ribeye in a pan is as easy as following four simple steps that deliver on texture and flavor. Using medium heat is crucial for even cooking and achieving a brown, caramelized exterior. Whether you love bone-in…

oven cooked t bone steak

How to Cook T-Bone in the Oven

Cooking a T-bone steak in the oven is a straightforward yet rewarding process that delivers a perfectly seared, juicy cut of beef. This method is ideal for achieving restaurant-quality results at home, especially when grilling isn’t an option. By using…

thin steak cuts

The Best Thickness for Your Steak

Why Steak Thickness Matters When it comes to buying great steak, steak thickness often gets overlooked. Between the best cuts, the best coloring, marbling levels, and USDA grading, there’s a lot to take into account with any given steak. So,…