Flat iron steak comes from the shoulder area of the cow, a part that’s exercised well. Although it comes from a muscley area, it actually yields some of the most tender steak when cooked properly. For this cut, it’s all…
With so many different steaks to choose from, it’s not always easy to narrow down exactly which cut is best for your next special dinner. Some steaks are great for everyday enjoyment, while others are more suited to special occasions…
Porterhouse steak is cut from the short loin, right at the meeting point of the top loin and tenderloin. This steak is cut from the same area as the popular T-bone steak and contains both a strip steak and a…
There’s something magical about cooking a pot roast in a Dutch oven. The way the flavors meld together, the tender meat that practically falls apart in your mouth, and the rich aroma that fills your home—it’s comfort food at its…
Roast beef is one of the best comfort foods you can make in your kitchen, but only if you know how to do it right. If you’ve ever had to eat dry roast beef, you know what we mean. The…
While you likely think of beef first when you hear the word steak, there’s another option that deserves space on your grill. The humble ham steak becomes a surprisingly delicious treat when it’s grilled. The flavors come alive and the…
Most pork roasts are better suited to an everyday dinner than a special occasion. The pork rib roast is one great exception that deserves more attention than it receives. Cooking up an entire standing rib roast is often a challenge…
We’ve been introducing you to all kinds of smoked meat guides lately, including smoked beef short ribs, smoked pulled pork, and smoked top sirloin roast. This guide to smoking pork loin is sure to be another crowd-pleaser you’ll want to…
Pot roast sometimes gets a bad rap. Either you love it because you know how to cook it well, or you balk at the thought of it because you’ve been subjected to eating dry, overcooked, bland pot roasts in the…
While Picanha has a long history of being one of the most popular cuts of beef to grill or smoke in Brazil, it’s only now becoming popular in the US. If you’ve seen this type of steak available at your…
Almost every method used for cooking pulled pork will result in leftovers. In some cases, you may have pounds of leftover meat you want to reheat later for further enjoyment. There are a number of options for reheating pulled pork…
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…
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 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…
Marinating meat overnight can transform almost any cut of beef or pork by adding flavor while also subtly tenderizing the texture. There’s no need for a long soak either. Even a four to six hour marinating time can make a…
Beef brisket is one of our ultimate favorite cuts, especially for smoking. But to achieve the results you want with brisket, it takes a decent amount of preparation. One of the most important steps: trimming your brisket. This guide explains…