There's a reason why restaurant steak tends to taste better than a steak you cook at home. From prep to finish, professional chefs master the art of cooking a cut of meat perfectly using sight, sound, ...

A cooked steak sits on a wooden cutting board, garnished with rosemary - Dimitrie Ragar / 500px/Getty Images It's all about choosing the right size and cut of beef, using the right temperature, and ...

Grilling safety is on the minds of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) as Americans plan for Fourth of July barbecues and events. The agency has ...

A hot cooking surface – whether it's a grill, pan or something else – is key to a properly cooked steak, chefs William Dissen and Adrianne Calvo told Fox News Digital. Dissen is the owner of The ...

To pan-sear a steak worthy of any restaurant, Gordon Ramsay uses high heat and a two-part oil trick that ensures a tender ...

I love going out to a steakhouse as much as the next person. The mere thought of creamed spinach, buttery mashed potatoes, a bottle of bold red wine and a beautifully browned, thick-cut steak has my ...

Any carnivore knows the joy of a steak that's melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Tender, juicy, seasoned to perfection — you get the idea. But you’ve probably also had a few that are tough as leather. That ...

Cook food thoroughly to a safe internal temperature using a food thermometer. Thaw frozen food safely in the refrigerator, cold water, or microwave and cook immediately after thawing in cold water or ...