These Air-Fried Egg Rolls with Steak, Rice, and Cabbage are so easy to make and since they are not deep-fried, are healthy. If you want them vegetarian or vegan, just eliminate the steak.
Beef and Lamb
These are recipes and methods for dishes that are made from beef or lamb.
Rotisserie Stuffed Beef Roast for Labor Day or Any Day
Have a wonderful stuffed beef roast at any time of year either with your rotisserie air fryer or the rotisserie on your grill.
Grapefruit Beet Salad – Celebrate Summer
Grapefruit Beet Salad is a composed salad that is hearty enough to serve by itself with some crusty bread. Want it vegan? Omit the cheese and roast beef.
Sous Vide Roast Beef with Rosemary
Sous Vide Roast Beef with Rosemary is take off on how I used to do a London Broil on the barbecue when I was able to barbecue. The rosemary, garlic, and red wine permeate the meat and give it an excellent flavor.
Corned Beef with Stout in the Instant Pot
Corned Beef with Stout is so easy to make in the Instant Pot. The stout gives it a lot of flavors, and the Instant Pot makes it quick. You don’t have to wait until St. Patrick’s Day – this is easy enough for any time.
Instant Pot Hungarian Goulash with Dutch Oven
Using this hack for Instant Pot Hungarian Goulash, you can get the deep flavor from hours of slowing simmering in a Dutch Oven, and the speed of Instant Pot will make it all happen in under an hour!
Beef Stroganoff Boswell with Flap Meat
This is the Boswell version of the classic Russian dish, Beef Stroganoff. One of the problems with making this is making sure the meat is tender, not having to chew meat forever. One solution is to use ground beef, but that’s not the classic version. Read on to find out my recommendation.
Steak Tartare – a Benefit of Frugality
When you grind your own meat, you get the benefit of making Steak Tartare, chilled raw beef with your preferred garnishes.
The Month of Mexican – Machaca Potatoes
Many, many moons ago, my friend, Chef John Farion introduced me to Machaca and Eggs. I fell in love – with the dish – not him! If you have never heard of Machaca, it is traditionally dried meat, either beef or pork, that has been rehydrated and used in local dishes in Northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States. It’s kind of like a very well seasoned stew, often served with eggs. Next time you see a Mexican food truck, ask if they have Machaca and try it. You’ll be hooked, too.
Quick Instant Pot Chili Con Carne
There’s nothing like a “Bowl of Red” on a cold day, but who has time to let Chili sit on the stove for hours and hours, not to mention having to soak the beans overnight. Lordy, that’s a two-day operation!