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#beef

Recipes, research and articles tagged “beef”.

Recipe25 min · Serves 2

Steak and Eggs, the Right Way

The breakfast of champions, lumberjacks and anyone with a heavy day ahead. A hard-seared steak, eggs fried in the same pan, one skillet to clean.

By Mike Hall · November 10, 2026
Recipe13 hr 30 min · Serves 12

Slow-Smoked Brisket: Salt, Smoke and Patience

A whole packer brisket, salt and coarse pepper (or just salt), smoked low for the better part of a day. The king of barbecue, done the straightforward way.

By Mike Hall · November 8, 2026
Recipe45 min · Serves 6

Hidden-Liver Beef Meatballs

Juicy beef meatballs with a stealthy dose of liver blended in. The easiest way to eat organ meat for people who swear they hate organ meat.

By Jack Thornton · November 6, 2026
Recipe20 min · Serves 4

Carnivore Smash Burgers

Thin, crusty, lacy-edged beef patties smashed on screaming-hot cast iron. Beef, salt, fire. Four minutes to glory.

By Mike Hall · November 4, 2026
Recipe12 hr 20 min · Serves 8

Real Beef Bone Broth

Roasted bones, cold water, a long slow simmer. A rich, gelling broth for sipping, braising and cooking. No powders, no shortcuts.

By Jack Thornton · October 30, 2026
Meat 1015 min read

How to Buy Beef in Bulk: Quarter, Half or Whole

Hanging weight, take-home yield, freezer space and the cut sheet, explained plainly. What to know before you buy a share of a steer from a farm or butcher.

By Jack Thornton · October 28, 2026
Meat 1016 min read

Beef Cuts, Explained: A Hunter-Butcher's Guide to the Whole Steer

Where every cut comes from, why some are tender and some are tough, and how to cook each one. The map every meat-eater should carry in their head.

By Jack Thornton · October 26, 2026
Article6 min read

How to Cook the Perfect Steak (Every Single Time)

Cut, salt, heat, thermometer, rest. Five things separate a great steak from a sad one. Here's every one of them, no nonsense.

By Mike Hall · October 19, 2026
Recipe1 hr 15 min · Serves 2

The Reverse-Seared Ribeye

Low oven, screaming-hot pan, two-inch ribeye. Edge-to-edge pink, a crust you can hear, and nearly impossible to screw up.

By Mike Hall · October 14, 2026