Guides for Grilling

Reverse-searing has taken over the grilling community, for a good reason. Practically fool-proof, this process of slowly cooking steak and searing at the end give provides edge-to-edge medium rare beef with a crispy crust on the outside.

Keep it simple with this authentic marinade recipe for grilled Carne Asada Tacos. Juicy, smoky grilled steak is waiting for your tortillas and fresh salsas. Read along for a detailed guide, focused on keeping it simple. No blenders are required, but you’ll definitely need some beer.

Few Ingredients with Complex Flavors Studying global barbecue and grilling inspires so many new ideas. This technique is influenced by Japanese cuisine,…

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Sous vide picanha has incredibly rich flavors, slowly cooking in a combination of its own fat, salt, and smashed garlic. All you’ll need is a fork. And sweatpants.

The crispy crust holds in the juicy, moist meat on the inside. Sliced thin or thick, the reverse seared picanha rules the cutting board.

I’ve decided to start writing more guides for the different cuts of beef, such as this top sirloin. We see so many varieties and portions at the stores and butchers yet we’re still asking “What steak should I buy, and why?”

The tomahawk steak allows you more opportunity to layer complex flavors due to its size. I’ll show you how to reverse-sear to perfection.

Reverse seared tri-tip has become one of my favorite steaks. You can achieve an consistent temperature and still have a spice-filled crust on the outside.