Beef

My easy-to-follow dry brine grilled prime rib roast recipe brings restaurant-quality flavor to your kitchen.

When it comes to comfort foods, it's hard to beat an open-faced hot beef sandwich. This one is made from my Cowboy Chuck Roast leftovers.

These beef ribs take some time to prepare right, but they aren't difficult to make and they're well worth the wait.

This is a very easy recipe, but more importantly, it's delicious. This roast is packed full of flavor but the cut of meat itself is pretty underrated.

The technique I use for this rack of veal is similar to the one I use for a rack of lamb. Veal, however, has a very mild flavor so we'll prepare this meat differently than lamb to allow the herb crust to complement but not overpower this delicate and delicious meat.

This dry brine steak technique is easy, uses only sea salt and packs a ton of flavor and moisture inside of an incredible deep brown crust.

Are you trying to perfect your steak game and get that beautiful crust that can only be found at a steakhouse?  Well, I’m going to share the secret with you!

Today, we're taking Salisbury steak, a classically pan-fried steak, and introducing it to some charcoal flavor on the grill.

This is my spin on an old classic. Beef stroganoff was always one of my favorites; mostly due to that delicious gravy and those buttery egg noodles.