Whether you want your steak bloody as hell or burnt to a crisp, the only truly wrong way to cook your beef is to not hit your desired temperature. The co-chef of a hit London restaurant has called ...
Pro tip: If you're looking to recreate Luke's all-star side, simply quarter two to three Yukon Gold potatoes (or any potatoes ...
Any carnivore knows the joy of a steak that's melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Tender, juicy, seasoned to perfection — you get the idea. But you’ve probably also had a few that are tough as leather. That ...
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The easiest (and most difficult) steak cuts to cook at home, according to chefs
From forgiving cuts to difficult ones, chefs explain how fat, thickness, and muscle work for and against you -- and how each ...
Sungchul Shim, the chef behind Manhattan’s Gui Steakhouse—along with Michelin-starred restaurants Mari and Kochi—let Danny Kim behind the scenes to see how he makes a great prime rib. And Kim also ...
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7 tips for cooking with stainless steel like a pro chef
Cooking with stainless steel requires some know-how. Take it from these pros that with these tips you'll be cooking with ...
Will Murray founded Fallow in London with fellow chef Jack Croft after the duo came up together at Michelin two-starred Dinner by Heston Blumenthal. “Jack and I bonded over finding ways to use kitchen ...
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