Beef Stew by Laurie Alves

Bacon Crusted Texas Brisket by Robyn Savoie

Pull out the smoker for this one or be prepared to use your grill. I recommend charcoal over gas. This is time consuming but worth it. I found this recipe in Steven Raichlen's Cookbook; "How to Grill by Steven Raichlen (Workman, 2001)."

Frito Pie by Culinary Envy

This Frito Pie dinner recipe is crunchy, cheesy and extra easy with delicious favorites like ground beef, chorizo, onion and pinto beans!

Tender Eye of Round Garlic Roast by Rosemarie

The Eye of Round is a cheaper cut of roast for very good reason – it has the reputation for being a tough cut of meat. The rounds (top round, eye of round and bottom round) come from the hind-quarter of the beef. This is a section of meat that stays fairly lean due to the fact that it gets a lot of work. No fat, no marbling, no…

Old Fashioned Pastrami by Bert Sackman

Pastrami ought to be made with a cut of beef that is covered by a fair amount of external fat. One can trim off the excess fat before the beef is sliced. The beef selected to make pastrami should be able to withstand long cooking; beef loin or sirloin does not make the best pastrami. On the other hand, brisket, chuck roasts and round…

Ed's Chicago Cocoa Chili ( aka Chocolate Chili ) by Edward Heller

I like cooking and I love chili and chocolate, so if there was any way I could combine the three, I was gonna do it. So here is my quite excellent balance of sweet, sour, salty and spicy, which I hope you will enjoy as well. (This recipe has been on recipezaar-dot-com since 2002, where 50 people have posted reviews of my chili…

Spicey Mama's Texas Red Chili by Sheila Durham

Chili means many different things to people all over the world. In Texas it is a deep, rich, brick red chili flavored with spices & peppers. It is prepared with beef traditionally, but may also contain wild game in season. True Texans never put beans in their chili, but we have been known to make a pot of pinto beans to serve with it!…

An All in One Meal in No Time by Amanda Millen

It is truly amazing and quite amusing when you think about how food and cuisine have evolved through time and different cultures. Take, for example, a simple bread recipe - how it used to be unleavened or without the use of yeast, to soft and flaky french croissants; or simple fowl or beef, which used to be just speared and hunted…

Easy Corned Beef Hash Sandwich by ShaleeDP

One of the quick and easy sandwiches for mykid.

Boom Boom Beef Enchiladas by Culinary Envy

Bored of the same ole’ Mexican food. Enter Boom Boom Beef Enchiladas to the rescue! Turn your next dinner party into a Fiesta!

Skirt Steak with Parmesan Chimichurri Sauce by Culinary Envy

Super tender, delicious and affordable Skirt Steak with CREAMY Parmesan Chimichurri Sauce is the perfect summer meal! Get ready to impress your guests with this quick & easy #beef #dinner!

Spicy Cajun Burgers by Shandra

These moist and slightly spicy burgers are the perfect homemade burger for your grill! The Cajun Lime Mayo is 'out of this world' good and adds the perfect creamy and cool addition to these burgers.

Sunrise Pineapple-Orange Mimosa by Skinny Kitchen with Nancy Fox

Mimosas are always so popular at brunches. They’re an elegant orange colored champagne cocktail. A classic one is made with just orange juice and champagne. The addition of pineapple juice makes a wonderful fruity change. As for champagne, no need to buy an expensive bottle, any reasonably priced sparkling wine will do. For the…