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.
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Arizona inspires this beef and chorizo burger, topped with charred nopales, creamy muenster cheese, and refreshing cilantro crema.
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This fresh chorizo recipe is incredibly easy and customizable with options for spice level, or even your choice of meat.
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Avoid common mistakes preparing smoked brisket, so you don’t have one of the most stressful experiences with low and slow barbecue.
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This smoked pastrami steak is the best way to enjoy pastrami without having to brine: It’s smokey, salty, spicy, tangy, and extremely beefy.
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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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Let’s talk about the core elements for an easy smash burger recipe and my top 3 tips to make sure you have the most success.
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We’re going big and bold with this Southwest beef tenderloin, paired with confetti of fried Brussels sprouts, pomegranate seeds, and molasses.
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Pork belly fused to the outside of a beef tomahawk steak, that’s what’s happening here. I don’t think this should take much convincing. C’mon!
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This delicious smoked chuck roast sandwich is based on the classic Beef Suya, hailing from the streets of Nigeria. Step into incredibly warming flavors with this Beef Suya Shredded Beef Sandwich.