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…

When (and Why) to Cut Against the Grain

You’ve probably heard it a million times before: slice against the grain. If you’re like many steak lovers (including some of us here at Steak U), you might have heard and even followed this advice for years or decades without…

Where can I buy USDA Prime beef?

If you desire top quality steaks for your next party or family get together, there are many high end grocery stores, such as Albertson’s and Costco, which carry USDA Prime beef. Some of the higher end stores, such as Wegmans…

smoked beef tenderloin

How to Smoke a Beef Tenderloin

Smoking is often reserved for ribs or a beef brisket, but the cooking method is one that’s undervalued for things like a beef tenderloin. Beef tenderloin is where the popular filet mignon comes from, cut from the midsection of a…

boneless pork ribs

Boneless Pork Ribs in the Crock Pot

Ribs may satisfy the whole family, but bone-in varieties take some planning to pull off. If there’s no time for firing up the grill and basting a whole baby back rack, you can use the power of the Crock Pot…

barbeque smoked pork ribs

How to Cook Pork Ribs

It’s tough to compare anything to a delicious rack of pork ribs ordered from your favorite steakhouse — except, maybe, being able to replicate the meal in your own kitchen. This guide covers all the ways to cook pork ribs…

cooked and sliced beef tenderloin ready to eat

How to Cook a Whole Beef Tenderloin

If you cook regularly, you know that cooking different types of meat requires different cooking methods and techniques. You need to understand the basics of temperatures and cooking times, as chicken and steaks, for example, aren’t cooked quite the same.…

smoked beef brisket ready to eat

How to Smoke a Beef Brisket

Fans of grilled beef tend to love the smoky, rustic flavors of the grill that seem to bring out the best in just about any kind of beef. Smoking replicates those flavors while giving meat plenty of time to cook…