This rub is one of those things that make you go mmmmmmmm! While you may not automatically think of pairing coriander and coffee, it's a flavor combo that works oh so well for beef, pork, duck, venison, and so on.
Read MoreTequila Lime Marinade
Give your chicken, steak, and pork a Mexican twist with this tequila lime grilling marinade.
Read MoreBasic Brisket Dry Rub
Looking for a simple to make brisket dry rub? We'll we've got you covered with this recipe comprised of the Texas brisket duo of Kosher salt and cracked black pepper, plus a few extra ingredients to help round out the flavor.
Read MoreBold Brisket Dry Rub
As a Texan, I have to proclaim brisket as my favorite low-and-slow meat (though we won’t share that with my neighbors in Memphis!). And when it comes to brisket, I’ve come up with a dry rub that’s got just enough heat to create the perfect compliment to the juicy, beefy end product.
Read MoreGrilling Flank Steak 101
When it comes to grilling steaks for family or friends, one of my favorite cuts is the flank steak* – a large, flat cut that is both lean and full of beefy flavor.
In this Flank Steak Grilling How-to sponsored by Omaha Steaks, we'll start with a flavorful marinade as it’s one of a select few cuts of steak that really respond well and are enhanced by marinades (see my tequila-lime marinade recipe below). To marinate, simply place the flank steak in a zip top bag, pour in the marinade, remove excess air from the bag, seal, and refrigerate for at least 45 minutes and no more than 2 hours.
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