The Best Way to Cook Chateaubriand
Let’s start with one simple question: What is a chateaubriand roast? Is it a cut of beef, or is it the way the meat is prepared?
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Let’s start with one simple question: What is a chateaubriand roast? Is it a cut of beef, or is it the way the meat is prepared?
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Bone in steaks are often intimidating for the novice cook, but they certainly don’t need to be.
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There are plenty of people who would say salmon is too “fishy” for them; to be fair, salmon is a bit fishy but it’s also a blank canvas that can take on just about any flavor profile you like. Traditionalists usually go with just a little salt and pepper and maybe some lemon juice for
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If you’re tired of traditional barbecue pork shoulder (smoked pork shoulder, sometimes called smoked pork butt), today I’m bringing you a dry brined pork shoulder, with a spicy Korean style flare.
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Nothing spices up your summer more than my sriracha grilled chicken thighs recipe.
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Today, we’re going to talk about a baby bok choy recipe that is so good, it could be a meal. Don’t worry—the garlic and ginger flavors also pair beautifully with meat, so if you’re grilling chicken, make this as the side.
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I’ve developed a mighty tasty New York strip steak recipe using a sous vide cooking and cast iron pan.
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Not only are these grilled veal chops one of my favorite Italian recipes, they’re also a surprisingly quick and easy dish to make on the grill.
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Deeply flavorful, with a bright tart garnish, this lamb slider is perfect for a warm spring day.
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