cooked ribeye steak on a platter

How to Cook Ribeye in the Oven

There’s no reason to stand over a stove or grill to cook ribeye at home. One of the best methods for doing so is oven-cooked ribeye, which gives the steak a little time to cook on its own in low…

grilled skirt steak

How to Grill Skirt Steak

Cut from the plate section of a cow, skirt steak is long and thin compared to other steaks. You might hear it compared to a hanger steak or flank steak because their appearances are similar. Skirt steak can be tough…

grilled picanha steak

How to Grill Picanha Steak

Picanha steak comes from the top of the rump area of the cow, which is why it’s sometimes referred to as a rump cap. This piece of steak has a fat cap that covers its full length and typically stays…

bloody mary flank steak sliced

How to Cook Flank Steak

If you’re wondering what that delicious sliced beef in your steak fajitas is, look no further than flank steak, which is one of the most popular types of steak to add to Mexican dishes, steak salads, and steak sandwiches.  This…

grilled filet mignon

How to Cook Filet Mignon Steak

Filet mignon is known for being tender, juicy, fancy, and — yes — pricey. Although you might spend more per pound for a delicious filet mignon, it’s impossible to deny that these steaks are worth it.  It might be intimidating…

flat iron steak

How to Cook Flat Iron Steak

Not all steaks look like they were destined for the cover of foodie magazines. Flat iron is one of those cuts that doesn’t always look as enticing as more decadent cuts, like the ribeye or New York strip. Still, it’s…

cooked tomahawk steak in cast iron skillet

How to Cook Tomahawk Steak

In the world of steak, there’s virtually no beef cut that’s as eye-catching and dominating as the rustic, meaty dry aged tomahawk. Tomahawk steak is easily one of a food photographer’s most prized pieces of meat, practically coming to life…

sirloin steak

How to Cook Sirloin Steak

Top sirloin steak is a steakhouse staple. But what makes it so special? For starters, several cuts of steak come from the sirloin area of a cow, so there’s plenty of sirloin to go around. Therefore, it isn’t the priciest…

cooked ribeye steak

How to Cook Ribeye Steak

There are few steaks as well-known as a ribeye. This flavorful cut is one of the most common to find at your favorite steakhouse. It stands out on its own with a complementing side dish, like baked tomato or grilled…

flipping steak on grill

Can I Flip a Steak More Than Once?

There’s a lot of information out there about cooking steak, from the simple New York strip to the more challenging filet mignon. Most cooking instructions sound similar, even for different cuts: Let one side sear, carefully flip the steak, and…

New York Strip vs Ribeye Steak, Compared

T bone steak, tomahawk steak, scotch fillet, tenderloin filet, Coulotte steak, sirloin steak, filet mignon, hanger steak, porterhouse — the list goes on and on for steak cuts and types of steak. Is there really that much of a difference…

BBQ cooking

5 Great Cuts of Beef for BBQ Cooking

When it comes to steak, perhaps the most enjoyable method of all time is firing up the BBQ. The alluring taste and powerful scent of smoke mingling with meat is enough to form a lifelong addiction for many. There’s something…

The Best Steak Marinade For Grilling

The Best Steak Marinade For Grilling

Perhaps you have mastered the art of pan-frying a steak, but grilling is kind of a ‘next level’ experience for you. Well, you have landed in the right place! We are going to go over the best way to marinade…

What Is a Tomahawk Steak?

If you’ve ever been to a steak restaurant and saw a massive slab of sizzling steak with a long bone hanging out its side brought to a table, you probably saw a tomahawk steak. The bones attached to the meat…