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Eating Well Made Easy: Braised Beef Neck Bones with Collard Greens

The meat and stock from these braised neck bones can be used to create a flavorful variation of Southern collard greens.

Eating Well Made Easy: Birria Style Tri-Tip Tacos

This braised Tri-Tip roast will produce a plate full of flavorful, crispy Trri-Tip Tacos.

Eating Well Made Easy: Texas Style Oven Braised Brisket

I’m from Texas and I love a good brisket. I don’t own a smoker, though. While I can make an excellent brisket on the grill, I found myself wanting a recipe for the oven. With this summer heat scorching away, the thought of standing over an open flame just melts me. It’s hot enough already.Continue reading “Eating Well Made Easy: Texas Style Oven Braised Brisket”

Eating Well Made Easy: Cube Steak in Gluten Free Gravy with Onions

If you’re looking for an economical beef option, cube steak is a hidden gem. It’s generally priced per pound just above ground beef.

Eating Well Made Easy: Philly Cheesesteak Stuffed Peppers

These stuffed peppers will deliver the beefy, cheesy goodness of Philly’s beloved sandwich, without all the carbs.

Eating Well Made Easy: Ribeye Beef Fajitas

The key to sensory overload, flavorful beef fajitas is in choosing the right seasoning, marinade, and cut of meat.

Eating Well Made Easy: How Can I Help You?

When I looked at the cuts of beef included in a quarter or half cow, I had no idea what to do with most of them. I needed to learn to cook.

Eating Well Made Easy: Gluten Free Beef and Broccoli

You can make a gluten free restaurant worthy Beef and Broccoli at home. It even makes for a quick, weeknight meal.

Eating Well Made Easy: Smoked BBQ Brisket

Many pit masters, both amateur and competitive, perfect amazing, tried-and-true recipes, but keep them close to heart. For this month’s recipe, I’m sharing the long-perfected family recipe your family won’t share.

Eating Well Made Easy: Spicy Short Ribs

My goal was to create a rib recipe for the rib-lovers in my family, but also to create something that I (a non-rib lover) would equally enjoy. In the end, I succeeded. Or maybe I realized that I’m a rib-lover after all. I just needed the right recipe.