Learn to cook a GREAT tasting steak ANYWHERE outdoors with this SIMPLE Caveman Steak video recipe.…. because you only need fire to make a TASTY steak! And our newest video recipe is one for the ages….it is quite LITERALLY, prehistoric. If you yearn for simpler times, you will enjoy this recipe because we’re going primal, grilling with these strip steaks…..just watch … Read More
Porterhouse Steak in a Cast Iron Skillet – Video Recipe
Learn to cook a TASTY steak INDOORS with this SIMPLE Porterhouse Steak in a Cast Iron Skillet video recipe….because you don’t need the grill to make a steakhouse quality steak! Here at Red Meat Lover we continuously strive to evolve and create a better website and experience for our visitors. We recently had a new idea to bring the site to … Read More
Simple Steak Marinade and Steak Sauce – Guest Post
Occasionally, we’ll share guest posts from our community of fellow Red Meat Lovers….not all of us are pros but we all have some good tips to share that might help others. If you have something you want to share, please contact admin@redmeatlover.com ….we’d love to hear from you! Today we’re sharing a simple steak marinade and steak sauce from Paul … Read More
Meatballs In Cast Iron Skillet Recipe
In this video we’ll share our easy recipe for tasty parmesan loaded meatballs cooked in a cast iron skillet. And the cast iron is the real key here… The great thing about this skillet is that we can brown the meatballs on the stove and then bake them, all without switching a pan…..the results are incredibly tender and tasty meatballs … Read More
Filet Mignon Steak in a Cast Iron Skillet
Learn to cook a PERFECT steak INDOORS with this EASY Filet Mignon Steak in a Cast Iron Skillet recipe….because you don’t need the grill to make a tasty steak! VIDEO RECIPE In this video, we’ll share tips including: 1. What is a Filet Mignon Steak (hint: it’s delicious!) 2. Easy method for cooking steak indoors on the stove and the … Read More
Bacon Wrapped Steak and Pickle Sushi Roll
You might be looking at the title of this post and wondering, “What exactly is Bacon Sushi?” Well, we didn’t know either until we were inspired by a German dish named, Rouladen. In traditional Rouladen, they roll a pickle (so good), mustard, onion, and bacon inside a thinly sliced cut of beef. However, the one thing I don’t like … Read More
Easy Grilling Tips for Better Tasting Steak
There’s a few important things to consider when grilling steak, which can have a big impact on the final outcome. Although many people have their own “tricks of the trade,” it’s really important to consider what cut of steak you’re cooking before firing up the grill….not all techniques are appropriate for every cut. These easy grilling tips listed below are … Read More
Super Bowl Flank Steak on a Stick – Watch & Learn
The holidays are over (you made Santa’s Nice List, right?) but the fun is just beginning. With every new year, there’s a lot to look forward to…new seasons, new opportunities….and new parties! And the years biggest party is just around the corner – Superbowl Sunday. Kick off the big game with this Super Bowl Flank Steak on a Stick If … Read More
“Big Tasty” Steak Rub
If you’re looking for a simple steak rub that you can make at home, look no further. We’re sharing our “Big Tasty” Steak Rub below, which involves ingredients commonly found in most kitchens. Remember, liberal seasoning is the key to great flavor, so don’t be shy. Also, if you want to turn up the heat, substitute black pepper for red … Read More
Meat The Expert: Larry Schubert
“Meat” Larry Schubert, who founded Schubert’s Packing Co., Inc. in Millstadt Illinois, a farming town located 20 minutes east of St. Louis. “We opened the doors in 1978 and we had nothing to lose. We just bought a house and had a new baby. Our first daughter was born Jan 30th and I quit my job on Jan 31st.” He’s a … Read More
3 Things You Need To Know About Grilling Sirloin Steak
Sirloin is a well known cut of beef and is widely available at the meat counters of butchers and grocers alike. It is a fairly lean cut of red meat with little marbling. As a result, it is less tender and less flavorful than its neighboring cuts in the loin, like the Filet or Porterhouse Steak. However, sirloin steak provides a very versatile … Read More
All Natural Steak vs. Store Bought Steak – A Cook-off
There’s a lot of “fat” to cut through in the world of food (pun intended), especially when you consider all the talk about organic, natural, gluten free, genetically modified organism (GMO) free, free-range, grass fed, etc, etc. There’s definitely a trend towards organic and all natural steak, which tend to be considered more expensive, but are they… really? And if so, is it worth the money? If … Read More
Summer’s Muse: Sweet Bell Peppers
In the summer, the late spring showers combine with the subsequent warming sun to create a natural synergy exceedingly suitable for life to thrive. Summer brings us everything from a lazy day at the beach, to patio parties, to an array of tasty summer vegetables. We’re here to discuss the latter; namely, those delicious and colorful sweet bell peppers created by the fusion of cool … Read More
Cast Iron Skillet Sirloin Steak
Our motto here at RedMeatLover.com is “Any cut of meat. Any type of heat.” So, staying true to our motto, we will share recipes to sizzle your meat across a spectrum of heat. Today, we will be talking about making a Cast Iron Skillet Sirloin Steak….try saying that fast 4 times….“Sufferin Succotash!” While I cannot deny the joy of cooking over … Read More
Crockpot Beef Shoulder Roast & the Socratic Method?
You might be wondering, “What does beef have to do with Socrates?” No, it doesn’t come with a side of hemlock poison, but…. Have you ever been to the grocery store and wondered how one cut of beef various from another? There’s so many – beef chuck roast, beef shoulder, flank steak, sirloin steak, beef tenderloin, ribs, to name ONLY a few…. One cut sells for … Read More
The recipe that started it all….
Easy Crockpot Rump Roast This is it. This is the recipe that started this website. First, some background…. In high school, I had a job in the kitchen of a small Italian café and learned some basics about cooking. As a result, over time and with a lot of practice cooking for myself – using the grill, broiler, stovetop, etc – I developed some ideas about ingredients and techniques that … Read More