SteaksCast-Iron Ribeye with Herb Butter
A deeply seared ribeye finished with butter, garlic and fresh herbs—the kind of dinner that proves simple ingredients can still feel special.
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Start with the cut in your freezer, the cooking method you love, or the amount of time you have.
A few dishes worth putting on the table this week.
SteaksA deeply seared ribeye finished with butter, garlic and fresh herbs—the kind of dinner that proves simple ingredients can still feel special.
GrillingTender beef, open flame and a simple marinade built for summer evenings, family dinners and outdoor tables.
BraisingLow heat, patience and richly marbled short ribs come together in one of the most comforting dishes in the Farm Kitchen.
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PremiumRich, marbled and built for high heat.
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PremiumBold beef flavor with a firm, satisfying bite.
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PremiumTwo steak experiences in one classic cut.
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PremiumTender, elegant and ideal for special occasions.
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EverydayVersatile enough for the grill, cast iron, kabobs and weeknight meals.
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EverydayA family-style cut built for slicing and sharing.
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EverydayFast-cooking cuts ideal for marinades, grilling and sliced family meals.
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EverydayMade for time, low heat and deep flavor.
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EverydaySunday dinner starts here.
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EverydayThe most versatile cut in the freezer.
View RecipesChoose by the time you have, not just the cut in your freezer.
30 Minutes or LessWeeknight dinners that don't ask much of you.
Family TableBig-batch cooking built for everyone showing up at once.
Low & SlowOven time does the work. You do something else.
Steak NightThe cuts worth setting the table for.
Good beef doesn't need to be complicated. A few fundamentals make all the difference.

The one step that decides how the rest of the cook goes.

Salt, timing and a dry surface do more than any rub.

Why the heaviest pan in the kitchen is still the best one.

Two zones, a clean grate and a thermometer change everything.

Browning, liquid and time — the formula behind every braise.

Two habits that decide whether the juices stay in the meat.
A note on temperatures: the doneness temperatures in our recipes describe culinary preference. For food-safety decisions, always follow the USDA's current minimum internal temperature guidance.
From freezer to cutting board, here's how to get more from a great steak.
Give the beef time.
Dry the surface and season intentionally.
Start with the right pan or a properly prepared grill.
Build the crust before chasing the center.
Use controlled heat to reach your desired result.
Give the juices time to settle before slicing.
Cut correctly and bring it to the table.
Every Alaron Farms package is designed for real meals — not cuts that leave you wondering what to do with them.




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Low & Slow
Brown every side properly before the liquid goes in — that step is the flavor.
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A little more inspiration, made to work on a weeknight.
SteaksChef FeatureThe restaurant method at home: dry-brined overnight, seared hard, basted in butter and rested properly before it ever meets a plate.
BraisingChef FeatureChuck, red wine and three hours in a low oven — the deep, glossy braise that anchors a Sunday table and gets better on Monday.
In Season NowRoasts, braises and short ribs as the evenings cool.

Pot roast, beef stew and long, slow cooking.

Grilled sirloin, fresh herbs and lighter steak dinners.

Ribeye, kabobs, burgers and flank steak over open flame.
Not every dinner needs to be an occasion. Some of the best meals are simply the ones everyone shows up for.

How are you cooking tonight? Every method works on the same steak — they just get there differently.
Fastest route to a deep crust. A heavy pan, high heat and a butter baste at the finish.
Direct heat for the crust, indirect to finish. Best when the weather cooperates.
Low oven first, hard sear last. The most even interior on a thick steak.
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