
Nose-To-Tail: Beef
There's much more to cattle than just steaks, chops and burgers. If you're willing to take a short diversion from the more popular (and expensive) cuts, you'll find a treasure trove of beefy goodness.
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There's much more to cattle than just steaks, chops and burgers. If you're willing to take a short diversion from the more popular (and expensive) cuts, you'll find a treasure trove of beefy goodness.
Read more Nose-To-Tail: BeefTo braise or not to braise? Braise it once and then enjoy a week of meals with our tasty ideas.
Read more Short Rib Meal IdeasWe are true believers in whole animal eating. Need ideas for cooking up some bits and bobs? We’ve got you covered. Here are a few of our favorites.
Read more Cooking with OffalWith a heady, distinctive flavor and beef-like texture, the options for cooking lamb are no less than staggering. Here are some of our favorite lamb ideas.
Read more Nose-To-Tail: LambLamb is one of the most popular meats around the world. But in the U.S. we are still acquiring a taste for it. Have you got the taste yet?
Read more Lamb: The Other Red MeatHomey and familiar dishes can be found in every culture, and these are some of our favorite international comfort foods.
Read more Comfort Food Around the WorldPorcelet is to pork what veal is to beef. Find out what sets this pork apart, how it is raised, and why it is so tender and succulent.
Read more What Is Porcelet?If everything is better with bacon, then everything is spectacular with duck bacon. From breakfast to canapes, it's a fun twist on tradition. Go ahead and try it.
Read more Cooking with Duck BaconStewing is a great method of one-pot cooking that produces comforting and delicious results. Here are our favorite tips and tricks for success every time.
Read more Stewing Basics & TipsCooking veal is easy. Use the familiar techniques for beef, and take a little extra care to maintain the tender texture.
Read more How To Cook VealAh, barbecue. While the concept is as old as time itself, American BBQ has evolved to have its own independent character.
Read more American Barbecue StylesSlab bacon is the biggest bacon you’ll ever bring home. Keep reading for tips on cooking with slab bacon.
Read more What is Slab Bacon?Braise pork shanks with onions and dark, malty beer for a deeply satisfying dish that celebrates the rich flavor of this lesser-known cut. Milena Perrine, from the blog Craft Beering, encourages you to enjoy the fall-off-the-bone tender meat smothered with the gravy-like sauce made from the braising liquid.
View Recipe Beer Braised Pork ShanksOur beef brisket recipe is slow-cooked in an entire bottle of red wine with aromatics. Hearty and rustic, it's the perfect dish for a chilly weekend.
View Recipe Red Wine Braised BrisketIn this chili recipe, beef short ribs braise in a rich combo of pureed chiles, dark beer, stock, bacon, and spices. Dark chocolate adds depth of flavor.
View Recipe Texas-Style Beef Short Rib ChiliIn this easy recipe, short ribs are braised in a heady mix of spices and four types of chile peppers for spoon-tender, spicy meat that's great for tacos.
View Recipe Beef Short Rib BarbacoaThese spoon-tender Spanish-style braised short ribs are flecked with black oil-cured olives and mushrooms then finished with picada, a tasty mixture of almonds, toasted bread, vinegar, and fresh herbs.
View Recipe Catalan-Style Braised Short RibsOur outside skirt steak is slowly braised with peppers, onion, tomato, and plenty of aromatics in this classic Cuban recipe. Fried sweet plantains are the perfect accompaniment.
View Recipe Ropa Vieja with Maduros