6LB meatloaf by jimLE

i had orriganlly gotton this off the internet.but made some minor changes to make it to my likeing.by removeing 2 to 4 ingridents and adding 2 or 3 of my own

Beef Kare-kare by Lidy Concepcion

Kare-kare is an orange-brown Filipino stew made with peanut sauce, vegetables and meat. Ox tail, ox tripe, and beef kienchi are more usually used, as well as goat meat. It is best served with bagoong and rice.

Grilled Niman Ranch Sirloin Steak with Tapenade, Roasted New Potatoes and Baby Leeks by Michael Leviton

Shepherd's Pie for lazy cooks by Glenn

You can make this a hearty meat celebration, heavy with veggies or just a cleansing of the pantry dish. All of my measurements are "ish" meaning they are close to what is listed but nothing is critical so you can cut back on what you don't like and add more of what you do like. Let's just say, "Prepare to taste." You can replace…

Oriental mixed grill by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY

Oriental mixed grill

Beef Tenderloin by McAllen Ranch

Simple ingredients. Simple marinade. Simply delicious.

Spicy Braised Beef Ribs with Creamy Herbed Mashed Potatoes by Rashawnda Martin

Involtini di cavolo ( Stuffed Cabbage) by J. Gino Genovesi

I know there are many recipes on how to make stuffed cabbage rolls. I like to use fresh ingredients and pride myself in the taste of the cabbage rolls I make. Try them. They are real Italian!

Reuben Casserole by Glenn

I love Reuben sandwiches and wanted to have another way of enjoying this hearty treat. So I created this casserole using a homemade Thousand Islands dressing without the mayo. It takes some pre-planning but is very well worth it. Enjoy!

Tender Juicy Beef and Broccoli by Strohxda97

Find the sweet and meaty taste in this appetizing dish especially served with rice or mushed potatoes. Enjoy the savory beef made tender and juicy together with the crispiness of healthy broccoli. This dish is rich in protein and calcium which is ideal for people who want to build muscles and grow taller. Each 85g of broccoli can have…

Kare-Kare by Alvin Sanchez

The name may have been derived from “curry,” and while the color is similar to this Asian dish, the peanut sauce is all our own. So unique is kare-kare’s flavor that it’s one of the first things balikbayans ask for when they get home!

Beef Wellington by Kitchen Conundrum

Braised Beef Shank and Vegetables in Dark Beer by McAllen Ranch

Delicious and hearty!

Chicken-Fried Steak with Cream Gravy by McAllen Ranch