Veal and beef come from the same animal – cows However, there are some key differences between veal and beef that can result in someone being allergic to veal but not beef. What is Veal? Veal comes from young calves, usually less than 20 weeks old. Veal calves are fed a milk-based diet and raised … Read more
Almost everyone has heard of ground beef. It’s what you use to make meatballs, burgers, chili, and many other foods. Its easy enough to find this meat at any supermarket or butchers shop. Whether or not its healthy for you comes down to its fat-to-protein ratio. You can make your own ground beef to fit … Read more
Skillet steak bites or steak tips are so tasty! We’ve been eating a lot of them in our test kitchen and we’re still not sick of them. Beef tips make for a quick and tasty weeknight dinner. While many recipes call for simmering the meat in gravy you can cook beef tips to juicy perfection … Read more
Growing up in the Chicago suburbs I have tried countless Italian beef sandwiches. Even though my favorite sandwich is Italian beef that is wet and topped with extra hot and spicy giardiniera (also known as hot peppers), there is something to be said for roasted sweet bell peppers. It’s important to note this is NOT … Read more
Many agricultural products are restricted or banned from entering the United States. These products can bring in pests and diseases from other countries that hurt American farms and the environment. Please follow the tips on this page about products you might want to bring into the United States. This will help keep American agriculture healthy. … Read more
For finger-licking, fall-off-the-bone beef back ribs with melt-in-your-mouth tenderness, low and slow oven cooking is the way to go. Oven cooked beef back ribs allow the collagen to break down into gelatin, making the ribs incredibly succulent. In this guide, you’ll learn how to prep, season, and slow cook beef back ribs in the oven … Read more
For those following a kosher diet, beef jerky can seem like an ideal anytime snack. It’s tasty, portable, and contains no dairy. But with all the different varieties available, how can you know if beef jerky is truly kosher? Kosher foods adhere to Jewish dietary laws that dictate what can and cannot be eaten So … Read more
Gluten (with extra calcium, iron, niacin, and thiamin), salt, maize starch, yeast extract, flavor enhancers (monosodium glutamate and disodium guanylate), color (ammonia caramel), palm oil, autolyzed yeast extract, flavorings, sugar, acidity regulator (lactic acid), onion powder, onion extract, and potassium chloride are the first things that come to mind. OXO is one of the most … Read more
Beef hide chews are a popular treat for dogs. These dried pieces of cattle skin satisfy dogs’ natural chewing instincts. However, some concerns exist over beef hide’s safety and digestibility. In this article, we’ll explore whether beef hide is bad for dogs and how to make the healthiest choice for your pet. What is Beef … Read more
If you like beef jerky, do you want to know if your favorite snack goes well on trips? The answer is yes, but there are a few things you should keep in mind. Essentially, it’ll depend on where you’re headed and your means of transportation. What you need to know about taking beef jerky on … Read more