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07/26/2012
Elizabeth Karmel, executive chef and partner of Hill Country Barbecue Market in New York City, gave us this recipe for succulent, smoked prime rib.
Issue #139
07/03/2012
Charles Vergos, the late proprietor of the beloved Memphis restaurant Rendezvous, invented this style of ribs served "dry," with no sauce.
Issue #139
05/20/2011
Rib tips, the flavorful ends removed from spare-ribs, are famous at Uncle John BBQ on Chicago's South Side.
Issue #139
05/20/2011
George "Tuffy" Stone of A Sharper Palate catering in Richmond, Virgina, developed this recipe for ribs using his 3-2-1 method: cooking for three hours unwrapped, two hours wrapped in foil, and another one unwrapped.
Issue #139
05/20/2011
This recipe for sauce-simmered pieces of brisket is adapted from Arthur Bryant's, a Kansas City barbecue institution.
Issue #139
05/20/2011
Our Texas-style mopping sauce makes a great partner for these spice-rubbed beef ribs.
Issue #139
05/20/2011
The rub on this classic Texas beef brisket forms a flavorful crust on its exterior.
Issue #139
02/14/2012
A thick, well-marbled cut—a rib eye, strip, or porterhouse—works best for this olive oil– and herb-topped steak. The dish is based on one served by the Italian-born chef Cesare Casella at Salumeria Rosi in New York City.
Issue #129
07/01/2010
Pimento cheese is a popular burger topping in and around Columbia, South Carolina. The cheese gives so much flavor to the burger that you won't need ketchup.
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Issue #122
07/13/2009
John Greeley, the chef at the ‘21’ Club in New York City, grinds beef chuck and beef round with a couple of tablespoons of duck fat to make this tasty burger.
Issue #122
07/13/2009
Over-the-top burgers like this one—topped with a fried egg, pickled beets, and pineapple rings—are popular in Australia.
Issue #122
05/27/2009
This recipe for mesquite-grilled steak with onions rings comes from Dallas chef Stephan Pyles.
Issue #121
01/02/2001
If you don't want to serve all the different cuts of meat in the recipe, simply buy three pounds of one type.
Issue #45
07/03/2012
Summertime is all about the barbecue. Keep it simple with this menu of easy classics.
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06/18/2010
Aromatic and original, this beef kielbasa from Chef Michael Anthony of New York City's Gramercy Tavern, has a perfect smoky flavor that doesn’t overpower the well-seasoned sausage.
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06/18/2010
Marinate the steak for two hours in part of the irresistible, garlicky green chimichurri sauce, then serve it with the rest.
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Source: Simply Recipes
05/11/2010
A 30-minute bourbon bath is all you need for juicy, tender, flavorful steak.
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Source: Chow
05/05/2010
Simple ingredients — dried mustard, garlic powder, pepper and salt — add up to more than the sum of their parts in this easy-to-make rub.
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Source: Chow
05/05/2010
Six fragrant spices combine to give this steak rub the aromas of the Marrakech marketplace.
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Source: recipes.com
04/26/2010
Carne asada, a staple of Mexican cooking, is seasoned and grilled beef. This recipe calls for thinly slicing juicy flatiron steak, as opposed to the more typical skirt steak, and grilling it quickly, making this an excellent warm-weather weeknight meal. Serve with warm tortillas, if you like.
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Source: Over the Hill and on a Roll
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