Using a cast-iron skillet on the grill is the key to giving your steak the perfect crust and a tender, juicy inside. There’s more than one way to grill a steak. Our Test Kitchen loves the reverse-sear ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Open-fire cooking has a home in many cultures. In America, it's referred to simply as barbecue, with glazed meats and vegetables cooked over a ...

New Mexico chicken fried steaks smothered in chile - massive, flavorful, and served on plates bigger than the skillet.

Discover how to cook steak in a cast-iron skillet for a perfect sear and achieve restaurant-quality flavor. This easy method delivers juicy, tender steak with a golden crust every time—no grill ...

New York strip steak, baked potato and corn on the cob. Is any dinner more American than this? I’ll answer for you: No. I spend a lot of my time thinking of healthy, vegetable-based meals that I can ...

You'd be better served just chucking the steaks in that cast iron pan into the oven at 350F until they reach the doneness you want. I did steaks this way (actually started with a whole primal, seared ...

Let them eat cake—and steak! Elizabeth Karmel, award-winning chef, journalist and author of Steak and Cake,joined us to share a few delicious recipes and some great techniques features in her new ...

"To keep the cast iron enamel surface pristine, it’s best to use wooden, silicone, or heat-resistant silicone utensils," says ...

Few meals are more iconic than a hearty cast-iron steak dinner. When paired with smashed potatoes, roasted asparagus and a wedge salad, steak is the perfect way to indulge. If you’ve never cooked ...