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How to Avoid a Soggy Bottom Beef Wellington

Beef Wellington is a classic dish that combines tender filet mignon wrapped in flaky puff pastry. When done right, you get a crusty, golden brown exterior with a perfectly medium-rare interior. However, the Waterloos Achilles’ heel has always been the dreaded soggy bottom. Nothing ruins the enjoyable experience of cutting into a Beef Wellington more … Read more

Where to Find Wagyu Beef at Grocery Stores – The Ultimate Guide

Wagyu beef, known for its exquisite marbling, tenderness and deep, rich flavor, has become increasingly popular and sought-after by home cooks in recent years. However, this premium Japanese beef can be challenging to find and quite expensive. If you’re wondering where you can purchase quality wagyu locally, this guide will cover all the details on … Read more

Mastering the Beef Rib Brine: A Step-by-Step Guide

Brining is a simple technique that transforms ordinary beef ribs into incredibly juicy seasoned showstoppers. When done right, brining infuses the meat with flavor and makes it irresistibly tender. Follow this complete guide to learn pro tips for choosing making, and using a brine to unlock the full potential of beef ribs. Why Brine Beef … Read more

Planning the Perfect Taco Bar for 50 People

Would you like to plan a taco bar for a lot of people? Our taco bar calculator can help you! Are you trying to figure out how many pounds of taco meat each person needs? Are you looking for the most complete list of taco bar ingredients you can find online? You’ve come to the … Read more

The Perfect Cut of Beef for Carving Stations

Our chefs use two methods to make great roasts: High/Low Roasting and Slow Roasting. High/Low Roasting gives roasts a seared crust for color, texture, and flavor with less time spent roasting. High/Low: Preheat oven to 450˚. Sear on center rack 15 min; reduce heat to 350˚. Roast: Rib roast with some bones—15 to 20 minutes/lb … Read more