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TIME1 hour Why This Recipe Works Juicy, ultra-tender prime rib is the ultimate roast beef. To cut its size to suit two, we opted for a 1 1/2-pound, 1 1/2-inch-thick bone-in rib-eye steak. We seared our steak in a hot skillet to develop a crust and then finished cooking it ...
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Why This Recipe Works To perfect our stir-fry recipe so that the food was caramelized rather than pale and bland, we used a large nonstick skillet, 12 to 14 inches in diameter, so that there was plenty of surface area for the food to brown. But even with a wide skillet, we didn’...
For those of you using charcoal, this recipe calls for lighting two fires: the first to slow smoke the meat, and the second to sear it after a prolonged rest. For medium roast beef, cook it to an internal temperature of 130 to 135 degrees. You don’t need to rest the meat again af...
Stews Appears inCook's Country December/January 2007,America's Test Kitchen TV We wanted to bring this dish to its earthy, robust, warm potential: satisfyingly large chunks of tender meat draped with a velvety sauce brimming with the flavor of good Burgundy wine and studded with caramelized mus...
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do not brine in step 3 and omit the salt in step 2. Remove any large pockets of fat from the neck cavity of the bird to ensure that the stuffing doesn’t become greasy. The bottom of your roasting pan should be 7 to 8 inches from the top of the oven. In this recipe, we leave...
available at most kitchen supply stores. Alternatively, fashion your own from a ring of foil (see Homemade Flame Tamer step by step below). For a main course, serve the polenta with a topping (see related recipes) or with a wedge of rich cheese or a meat sauce. Served plain, the pole...