This sauce is usually served with a big, juicy steak for good reason: The pairing is magical. But that doesn't mean it's not delicious in other applications. Try it on a baked potato, as a sauce for shrimp, drizzled over roasted asparagus, or as a substitute for mayonnaise. This sauce goes great with a grill prime rib.



Experiment with substituting Italian sausage, turkey sausage, or smoked sausage for the ground beef, or use a combination of veal and pork which is the mark of a traditio...
Here's a quick, easy pineapple chutney that is often served with chicken satés in Sri Lanka. The tamarind gives the chutney a complex, smoky, sweet-sour flavor. For best...
