Muffuletta steak
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Grilled Muffuletta Flank Steak—All the Flavor, all the Temperatures

What happens when you take a classic sandwich and replace the bread with…steak? Nothing bad! Well, not in this case. Because in this case, the classic sandwich is a muffuletta. The classic sandwich of New Orleans, packed with Italian meats, becomes a steak surprisingly well, and we think you should try it! Here we’ll give…

Smoked brisket poutine
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Smoked Brisket Cheesy Fries! Bringing Perfectly-cooked Favorites Together to Make Something Amazing

We are composing this post at the beginning of February, and that means that we’re aiming this recipe at a certain very large football game that is coming up. And while this dish of golden fries, melty-savory cheese curds, rich gravy, and tender smoked brisket is going to be a game-changer for that event (and…

Homemade stuffed peppers
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How to Make Stuffed Peppers: Recipe and Temperature Guidelines

Can we talk for a second about home food? We write a lot here about various kinds of foods, various dishes. We often write about what could be called “restaurant food” that you can make at home. Pho comes to mind, as goes General Tso’s Chicken. And while all the barbecue we cover is certainly…

Wagyu Steak

Cooking REAL Japanese Wagyu Steaks: Thermal Principles and Critical Temperatures

There’s beef and then there’s beef. There’s steak and then there’s real Japanese A5 Wagyu steak. All that tenderness, all that marbled fat, all that incredible texture. Wow. We love American Wagyu as much as the next guy, but there’s just something so special about the Japanese version that inspires it. Here, we’re going to…