Beef sirloin from the beef loin primal cut is flavorful but chewy. Top sirloin steaks are best for grilling, and a tri-tip cut is good for roasting.| The Spruce Eats
Beef tenderloin, which gets cut from the cow's loin, contains the filet mignon. The especially tender meat can be prepared in a number of ways.| The Spruce Eats
Before you cook any kind of meat, find out what the internal temperature must be for it to be safe. Food poisoning should never be on the menu.| The Spruce Eats
Ground beef can make you (or someone else) sick if you don't cook it properly. It's crucial to cook burgers thoroughly since they can harbor bacteria.| The Spruce Eats
Cooking in cast iron is the best way to get a perfectly seared, restaurant-worthy steak at home. This recipe is quick and easy, featuring a step-by-step guide with photos.| The Spruce Eats
We tested four different techniques for cooking a steak indoors, including on the stovetop, in the oven, and combinations of the two. The good news: Each method worked well and delivered an absolutely delicious steak. We break down the pros and cons of each one.| The Spruce Eats
Does searing meat seal in juices? Maybe! But the real question is, is there a cooking method that consistently yields the juiciest steak? And if so, what is it?| The Spruce Eats
Well-done steak is tough, dry and flavorless, but some people still prefer their steaks that way. Here's how to handle that situation.| The Spruce Eats