Meat

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The Right Cut of Pork Ribs

For more uniform cooking, start with spareribs that have been trimmed of the brisket bone and extra meat.

June/July 2010

Salt Pork 101

What, exactly, is salt pork?

February/March 2010

Cutting Across the Grain Explained

What does it mean to “cut across the grain” of meat, and why is it so important?

December/January 2010

All About Pork Sausage

The test kitchen likes to use highly seasoned pork sausages to add meaty, spicy depth to soups, stews, stuffings, casseroles, pasta, rice dishes, and even meatballs and meatloaf. Here are the four types we use most.

October/November 2009

Knowing When a Steak is Done

What’s the best way to check a steak for doneness?

August/September 2009

Burger Bulge

Making a shallow indentation in the center of the patty is the first step toward a great burger.

August/September 2009
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