How to Cook Chuck Eye Steak
The ribeye's cheaper neighbor, treated with the same care. Garlic, herbs, a careful baste, 135°F.
The ribeye's cheaper neighbor, treated with the same care. Garlic, herbs, a careful baste, 135°F.
Seared with oil and fresh herbs, basted as it cooks, rested long enough to matter.
A reverse-sear method that takes a frozen strip from rock-solid to medium-rare without any planning ahead.
A quick look at cooking grass-fed steak in grass-fed ghee — clean fat, clean beef, a natural pairing.
A Japanese A5 Wagyu slider topped with a runny duck egg — a small bite with an outsized payoff.
A holiday centerpiece cut from Japanese A5 — the rarest, most marbled beef in the world.
Meet Chase Hubbard, the farmer behind KD Piedmontese beef.
A short look at what's hitting the grill this spring — cuts pulled straight from the farms we work with.
Also called London broil — a lean, flavorful cut that cooks low and slow, or fast and very thinly sliced.
Seattle chef Ethan Stowell grills Kagoshima A5 Wagyu and builds a dish around A3 Olive Wagyu at his Ballard restaurant.
Long marinades, fast cooks, deep flavor — the bavette is the cut your butcher quietly keeps for themselves.
The cut butchers quietly take home: tender, versatile, and equally at home on a plate or sliced into tacos.