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What to Cook for the 4th of July
The 4th of July brings up images of slow afternoons where smoke curls from open flames. It also means juicy burgers, ribs glazed dark, and corn charred at the edges. Grilling usually takes center stage at these celebrations. Here are...
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What to Cook For Father's Day
For Father’s Day, focus on grilling Dad’s favorites. Start with the best cuts of meat. Keep it simple! Grilling on Father’s Day is a chance to enjoy great tastes, full plates, and slow afternoons. Wondering what to serve? Try familiar...
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Super Bowl Game Day Appetizer Ideas To Impress the Crowd
Key Takeaways Chicken wings, nachos, sliders, and chicken bites are Super Bowl finger foods that always score big. Snack boards with beef jerky, cheese, chips, and candies are perfect if you don't feel like cooking. Maximize the flavors of your...
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Beef Cut Guide
Key Takeaways Tender cuts come from less-exercised areas, such as the loin. Shoulder and leg cuts are tougher because they’re worked more. Steak diagrams categorize cuts into eight primals, which can be cut into smaller cuts. Basic beef cuts include...
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Here’s Why You Should Brine Your Turkey
Turkey has an unfair reputation for being dry and bland. However, this is primarily because of poor seasoning and a lack of preparation. Brining is the simplest solution, helping ensure you enjoy moist, delicious meat every time. Learn more about when and why you should brine a turkey. And, for the record, we at Don Peter’s Carniceria think you should brine your turkeys!
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8 Ways to Cook a Turkey This Thanksgiving
Roasting isn’t the only game in town. There are numerous different ways to cook a turkey, each offering its own flavors that’ll make Thanksgiving day (and its leftovers) delicious. Here’s how to cook a Thanksgiving turkey.
