Grass-Fed, Grain-Fed, Wagyu, and Dry-Aged: Understanding the Beef Behind Your Burger
Stand at a good butcher counter and ask for burger meat, and you will face a wall of vocabulary that did not exist at the supermarket a generation ago. Grass-fed.…
Stand at a good butcher counter and ask for burger meat, and you will face a wall of vocabulary that did not exist at the supermarket a generation ago. Grass-fed.…
For most of the twentieth century, the veggie burger was a punchline. It was the dry, brown puck at the bottom of the cookout cooler, the apology on the menu,…
Consider the injustice at the heart of every burger conversation. Enthusiasts will argue for an hour about grind ratios and cheese chemistry, they will drive across state lines for the…
There are two kinds of burger cookouts. At the first kind, the host spends the entire afternoon trapped at the grill, squinting through smoke, serving burgers in scattered shifts so…
No burger arrives alone. Somewhere in the American imagination, the phrase “burger and fries” fused into a single word, and a patty served without something golden and crispy beside it…
Every cook who has ever flipped a patty has a set of beliefs about burgers. Sear the meat to lock in the juices. Flip it only once. Never salt too…
The Great American Burger Road Trip: Nine Regional Styles Worth Driving For Every country has its famous dishes, but America has something rarer: a single dish that changes its personality…
A burger patty, no matter how perfectly cooked, is only half a burger. The other half is everything you stack on top of it, and this is where most burgers…
Ask an American where to find the best fast food burger and you will not get an answer. You will get an argument. Californians speak of In-N-Out with the reverence…
There is a peculiar frustration known to almost every home cook in America. You can follow a recipe to the letter, buy the same ground beef the restaurant supposedly uses,…