This meatloaf boasts a mixture of ground beef and pork, with grated cheese, which melts as it bakes.
Our version of this Cuban classic mixes ground beef with a highly seasoned tomato sauce, fried potatoes, raisins, and green olives — and an untraditional dash of hot sauce. Whether you serve it over rice, with corn tortillas, or stuffed into roasted peppers, picadillo is a deeply satisfying dish.
Fresh poblano, toasty ancho chile powder, oregano, and beer come together to make a flavorful bowl of chili perfect for game day with friends.
This pairing of chopped lamb with a mashed-potato topping is one of the most beloved British classics. Chef Tom Aikens infuses milk and cream with fresh herbs before folding them into the potatoes to make the dish especially luxurious.
Wrapped in golden, buttery puff pastry and filled with savory mushroom duxelles, this celebration-worthy beef Wellington is just as gorgeous as it is delicious.
To go with his tender braised short ribs, Hugh Acheson puts a spin on the classic Southern side of collard greens by adding a few tablespoons of umami-rich miso.
Pot-au-feu is the national dish of France. This essential version combines beef shank and rump roast with eight vegetables and a blend of herbs for an extra-comforting bowl.
This warming curry has a good bit of heat to it; serve with lots of rice to round out the meal.
Make your next beef stew in a slow cooker for all that long-cooked, rich flavor with none of the fuss. Adding a few ingredients near the end of cooking helps the dish stay fresh and bright with plenty of texture.
This brilliant take on steak frites is a specialty of chef Andrew Carmellini. He tops seared strip steaks with a butter infused with tarragon, shallots and vinegar—key ingredients in béarnaise sauce—and serves them with tangy French fries made with vinegar-brined potatoes.
Oxtails—a deeply beefy cut full of connective tissue—practically melt when braised, resulting in savory, tender meat and a rich and glossy gravy. Novelist Bryan Washington's recipe for Jamaican braised oxtails, an homage to one prepared by his mother, is perfumed by plenty of warming spices, ...
Chef Julian Medina of NYC’s Toloache serves a special menu at Passover that includes his tender, delicious matzo tortillas. He fills the tortillas with luscious braised brisket, flavored with smoky chipotle and tomato.
Our national appetite for grilled meat shows no sign of abating. In Big Bob Gibson's BBQ Book, pit master Chris Lilly shares his secrets for prizewinning meat — like the beef here, marinated in black pepper and brown sugar.
This roast beef is a perfect centerpiece for a holiday meal, with the tender meat cooked to a rosy pink medium rare.
This supertender pot roast from Ben Dailey of Cebo in the Finger Lakes is all about the wine. Because it’s the only liquid the meat braises in, be sure to pick out one that’s rich and fruity. Dailey loves the 2013 Pinot Noir from local winemaker Dr. Konstantin Frank.
Churrasco, a Portuguese term for grilled meat, is a backbone of many Latin American cuisines. Michael Cordúa makes his with butterflied tenderloin, Nicaraguan-style.
Sliced steak and mushrooms mingle in a wine sauce enriched with sour cream and served over wide noodles for a comfy, hearty meal.
Dipping warm corn tortillas in freshly made red chile sauce infuses each rolled enchilada with the smoky-sweet flavor of New Mexico chiles. The hearty cumin scented beef-and-cheese filling stands up well to the bold sauce; for a quicker vegetarian version, fill the tortillas with 1 ounce of melty...
Marcella Hazan's classic ragù sauce recipe is pure, long-simmered comfort in a pot.
The remarkable butcher and grass-fed-beef evangelist Pat Whelan is the author of The Irish Beef Book. Coauthored with the restaurant critic Katy McGuinness, the cookbook contains a simple-yet-divine dinner idea: these smallish "pies" filled with a smart combination of fresh chorizo and lean grass...
Juicy beef, gooey cheese, tangy pickles, and silky caramelized onions come together for an unforgettable burger.
Cooked until fluffy and dry like couscous, fonio, a West African staple grain, keeps the meatballs tender while imparting a mildly nutty, earthy flavor.
Coils of flaky phyllo pastry are wrapped around a lightly seasoned filling of ground lamb and beef in these Bosnian pastries.
This hearty Japanese rice bowl features soboro (finely ground meat simmered in soy sauce, dashi, and sake) served over rice to make a satisfying meal. Long before rice bowls were popular in the U.S.
This luscious pot pie — with its buttery cheddar crust and filling mixed with parsnips, carrots, and peas — would be a perfect addition to any weeknight repertoire.
Pass crisp lettuce leaves and tangy yogurt with these cumin-spiced patties and assemble them at the table.
Smoky poblanos are stuffed with a lightly sweet and spiced ground beef filling with and served over a silky, rich tomato sauce.
Laab—ground beef seasoned with chiles, lime juice, fish sauce, and mint—is a traditional Thai meat salad eaten warm or at room temperature.
Scholar Regina Bradley (nicknamed Gina Mae as a child) added a few special touches to her husband's baked beans recipe to make it her own. "A cookout's DNA is found in the sides and who made them.
With warm spices, fiery harissa and chopped pistachios, this meaty ragù from Tel Aviv chef Salah Kurdi is solidly Middle Eastern. Don't let that stop you from ladling it over gnocchi or layering it into baked pasta.
Although this ground-meat curry is often made with lamb, we've found that the distinctive combination of spices tastes just as good with beef. Serve the thick, chili-like keema with warm naan (Indian flatbread), if available, or pita.
This hearty cumin-scented casserole has an irresistible cheesy-crisp topping. It's table-ready in just 45 minutes, making it a great go-to option for busy nights.
Traditionally, this soup would be made with cubes of beef, but when you want a quick weeknight dinner, who can wait for meat to braise? We use ground beef instead. If you like your soup spicy, substitute hot paprika for some of the sweet paprika here.
This Cuban stew, featuring shredded flank steak, tomatoes, and olives, can be made up to two days in advance.
Give your Sunday roast a flavor punch with the addition of herby ranch-like flavors and bright and tangy pepperoncini peppers.
These meatballs are served in a bowl, but they are equally delicious with spaghetti or on a hoagie roll.
Like most stroganoffs, this one tastes even better when it cools in the sauce and is reheated and served the next day.
This warming eastern European short rib stew is best served in deep bowls over buttery noodles.
A few hours in the slow cooker and this beef dish will be melt-in-your-mouth delicious by the time you're ready to eat it.
This hearty pot roast is slowly cooked in a Belgian-style beer broth, and then smothered in tender kale and onions.