Dry aging intensifies flavor and tenderness. These chain steakhouses take it seriously by aging their beef in-house for ...

Sliced dry-aged steak on a slate serving board with herbs - hlphoto/Shutterstock There are many ways to attain a delicious steak, but one of the most effective techniques is dry-aging. Carefully ...

When you order a dry-aged steak at a restaurant, you know that you are in for something special. The meat has a deep flavor and tender texture that just can't be matched by unaged beef. The process of ...

Nothing says “good eating” like wet again sirloins, right? We snapped this picture during CES in Las Vegas outside of a Gallagher’s restaurant, and just had to post it when we found it in our iPhoto ...

Aging happens in two ways: wet aged-beef and dry-aged beef. Most meat is shipped from slaughterhouses as large wholesale cuts packed in plastic vacuum bags and then in boxes. If kept this way at 34-38 ...

Deli roast beef has a mystique all its own—rosy slices piled high on a sandwich, impossibly tender yet full of flavor, with a savoriness that feels hard to replicate at home. Many cooks have tried, ...

Finally, Peter Luger Steak House Las Vegas is open for business, providing its famed, butter-bathed porterhouse and ribeyes to carnivores in Sin City. But the new location is not an exact replica of ...