- 04/08/2010
From Cook's Country Best Potluck Recipes by the Editors at America's Test Kitchen.
- 03/11/2010
How to corn your own brisket of beef and cook it -- without cabbage.
- 02/18/2010
Flank steak becomes tender when marinated and then sliced on the bias. This one is broiled and served on a lemony arugula salad.
- 02/04/2010
Slices of seared steak tossed with crispy romaine lettuce and a bright balsamic vinaigrette.
- 01/21/2010
The basics of buying steak.
- 01/21/2010
He's been a New York City butcher for more than 30 years. Known to all as simply Schatzie, he talked with us about the king of meats -- steak.
- 12/10/2009
A simple way to cook a perfect piece of veal. Make it the centerpiece of a special dinner.
- 09/24/2009
From Ciao Italia Five-Ingredient Favorites by Mary Ann Esposito.
- 03/19/2009
From Best Skillet Recipes, from the Editors of Cook's Illustrated.
- 02/12/2009
A classic, old-fashioned pot roast from Beth Hensperger and Julie Kaufmann's excellent cookbook, Not Your Mother's Slow Cooker Cookbook.
- 11/17/2008
Where to buy a holiday turkey, roasts, game and meats for both special meals and every day.
- 10/22/2008
Jacob Dickson of Dickson's Farmstand Meats gives us a primer on buying beef, lamb and pork.
- 10/09/2008
A value-priced cut of veal is slowly braised with stock and aromatic vegetables to become tender and full-flavored.
- 02/21/2008
A traditional approach to one of the most loved home cooked meals. A twist is an optional New Orleans BBQ sauce for the glaze.
- 11/24/2007
100% grass-fed beef from small farmers across the Northeast, now available in a select number of New York markets.
- 11/24/2007
A classic slow braise of beef short ribs, carrots, celery, onions, wine and stock produces a classic and rich winter meal. Perfect with mashed potatoes.
- 06/21/2007
We can use our hands to learn if a steak or chop is perfectly cooked. Here's how.
- 04/23/2007
Humble they may be, but these ambrosial pockets of ground beef and rice transcend their impoverished Eastern European origins. A recipe by Steve Olderman, a City Cook contributing writer.
- 03/19/2007
Skirt and hanger steaks are sometimes overlooked by city cooks because they're often put into the grilling category by food magazines and cookbooks. In fact they are inexpensive, have lots of flavor, and cook quickly on top of the stove.
- 02/01/2007
Afraid of ruining a roast or any other piece of meat? That was me for years -- for good reason. I almost always overcooked them -- until I discovered the answer: use an instant thermometer and know the perfect temp for each type of meat.