One of our favorite ways to cook scallops is to sear them over high heat in a heavy skillet on the stovetop. They get nice and browned and stay tender inside. But if you’re making a meal that requires the stove and you want a good hands-off scallop recipe, this […]
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Plan and Prep for a Laid-Back Brunch
When crocuses and daffodils start poking up through the dirt in the garden, our minds turn to brunch. Something about the warming weather and the longer days makes us crave a light, leisurely meal with our crew, with lots of hot coffee, fresh juice, good eats, and a minimum of […]
Carnivore-ish: A New Cookbook Focused on Meat-Centric Cooking and Eating
A healthy cookbook focusing on animal proteins—what could be better? Carnivore-ish: 125 Protein-Rich Recipes to Boost Your Health and Build Muscle gives readers an easy-to-understand education on how to add more healthy protein to your meals. The book explains how and why animal protein should be included in a varied […]
How To Make Meatloaf Wrapped in Bacon
With ButcherBox’s pre-made meatloaf mix, this recipe couldn’t be any easier. Just take ButcherBox’s perfectly seasoned, ready-to-cook blend of ground beef, pork and rolled oats and wrap in a few slices of ButcherBox bacon. If you’re not sure how to wrap the bacon correctly watch Chef Yankel guide you through […]
Cooking Fish at Home Doesn’t Need to Be Scary
Fish freaks some people out, it’s true. Seafood is known to be a lean and delicious source of protein that’s incredibly versatile from a culinary perspective. But Americans only eat about 16 pounds of it annually, with the majority consumed in restaurants. Between selecting good fish, storing it properly, and […]
Tips and Tricks for Cooking a Rib Roast
Follow the video guide above as we walk you through roasting a bone-in rib roast to perfection. Start by coating the rib roast with our multi-purpose herb butter, as well as some coarse salt and fresh black pepper. (You can use kosher salt or Maldon sea salt.) Next, cook the […]
Brining and Smoking a Turkey Breast
Looking for the best way to have a flavorful Thanksgiving but don’t want to cook a whole bird? A turkey breast is perfect for smaller gatherings (Friendsgiving!) and can easily feed four to six people. The first step to getting a great turkey breast is brining it in a simple […]
How To Cut Potatoes – Making Fries and Different Sizes of Diced Potatoes
Potatoes are round, which means they can pose a challenge when trying to cut them up. But follow our quick tip to make slicing and dicing potatoes a breeze: Cut off the bottom of the potato to give yourself a flat surface to steady it before cutting. In this video, […]
Turkey FAQ – The Most Frequently Asked Turkey Cooking Questions, Answered
There are so many questions about cooking a Thanksgiving turkey that go unanswered each year. The ButcherBox Kitchen tries to answer some of the most commonly asked questions about cooking a turkey we’ve heard to make your experience as great as possible. Enjoy! Is it better to use butter or […]
3 Ways To Cook a Turkey
The ButcherBox Kitchen guides you through three popular ways to cook a Thanksgiving turkey, including: Smoking a turkey breast on the grill Spatchcocking a turkey The traditional turkey roast As we guide you through the steps for each of these methods, we also share advice on: Creating a turkey brine […]
Cutting a Turkey into Eighths – A Quicker Way to Brine and Cook Your Bird
Want to brine and cook a turkey in the shortest amount of time? To do that, we recommend breaking down the bird into eighths: Two turkey breasts, two thighs, two legs (drumsticks), and two wings. The benefit of this method is two-fold. First, you can brine your turkey in your […]
Tips for Slicing and Dicing Onions
In this video, we’ll cover a few pieces of key onion cutting advice, including: How to julienne an onion into thin slices How to dice an onion into large pieces How to dice an onion into medium-diced and small-diced pieces Sorry, we don’t have any tips for avoiding the usual […]