While many premium cuts of meat, such as filet mignon or ribeye, are naturally tender, others can benefit from tenderizing. As a rule of thumb, the texture of a cut of meat depends on its origin, as ...

Last week, we showed how you could tenderize a tough cut of meat by beating it up. This week, we go for the chemicals. According to our trusty “Food Lover’s Companion,” there are three ways you can ...

What is the best meat tenderizer? A meat tenderizer is a great cooking tool that can take your meat’s flavor and texture to the next level. For some cuts of meat, a tenderizer won’t be necessary. For ...

The calorie count for bone beefsteak can range from 600 per pound for fat- trimmed round steak all the way up to 1,800 or more for prime rib. What’s worse: The more you pay — in cost as well as ...

ANSWER: I found several sources that recommend using baking soda as a tenderizer for tougher cuts of beef, but not baking powder. You can also use baking soda to tenderize chicken and pork. But baking ...

Nothing takes the wind out of your sails quite like biting into a hunk of steak only to find out the sucker is chewy. Really, what’s worse than tough meat? Now that we’re at the peak of grilling ...

Whether you have 15 minutes or 3+ hours, we have a technique that will help you score succulent, ultra-tender steak, pork, ...

A: I found several sources that recommend using baking soda as a tenderizer for tougher cuts of beef, but not baking powder. You can also use baking soda to tenderize chicken and pork. But baking ...