Beef Tenderloin Tartare with Anchovy Cornichon Vinaigrette
Chill the beef two hours ahead for this easy, restaurant-quality appetizer from chef Daisy Ryan.
READ MORE
Dutch Oven Classic Beef Stew
Hearty chunks of beef turn tender after a low and slow trip in your favorite Dutch oven; potatoes join the party during the tail end of cooking to retain their texture.
READ MORE
Bacon Pancakes
Serve bacon pancakes on their own or as part of a larger breakfast spread. Pair them with fluffy scrambled eggs, a fruit smoothie or a hot cup of coffee for a satisfying start to your day. Don’t forget warm maple syrup or homemade pancake syrup for topping!
READ MORE
Steak Soup
This fuss-free steak soup recipe needs just 20 minutes of prep time to make a delicious, nutrient-dense meal. You'll also have plenty of leftovers to last through the week.
READ MORE
Key Lime Pie Mojito
The sweet and tart flavor of Key lime mojitos makes them an excellent choice to pair alongside spicy foods like Cuban ropa vieja, Baja pork tacos or chicken enchiladas. They also would be great served at a summer barbecue or cookout. Or, stick to a Key lime theme and serve these refreshing mojitos alongside other Key lime favorites, such as Key lime blondies, Key lime pie balls or coconut Key lime thumbprint cookies. Make a mojito for everyone by whipping up a few other variations at the same time, such as a watermelon mojito, a maple blackberry mojito or a strawberry mojito.
READ MORE
Irish Potato and Corned Beef Cakes
This meaty version of boxty, aka Irish potato pancakes, is the perfect use for leftover corned beef.
READ MORE
Raspberry Smoothie Bowls
This raspberry smoothie bowl is loaded with protein and a few of my favorite toppings: granola, coconut and chia seeds. Best part? It's ready in just 10 minutes!
READ MORE
Barbecue Chicken Sandwich
Imagine a barbecue chicken sandwich so delicious you can hardly wait to have it again. Well, here it is: Our recipe features a delightful homemade sauce and uses shredded cooked chicken to save you time.
READ MORE
Copycat Taco Bell Cinnamon Twists
While cinnamon twists from Taco Bell can be served on their own for dessert, you can also serve them with a side of sweetened whipped cream, creamy chocolate dip or a bowl of fruit salsa. Try crumbling cinnamon twists over ice cream sundaes or folding crushed cinnamon twists into softened vanilla ice cream. The twists are also fun to set out as part of a spread of Mexican food like beef and rice enchiladas or chili con carne.
READ MORE
Pulled Beef Sandwich
A chuck roast is simmered all day in a rich homemade sauce, till the meat is juicy and fall-apart tender, then these pulled beef sandwiches take just minutes to prepare.
READ MORE