Grilled Beef Kabobs with Rogan Josh Marinade

This recipe is a summer favorite in our house. We usually grill corn first and then cook the kabobs after re-stoking our 22″ Weber® charcoal kettle grill. The Rogan Josh seasoning from Penzey’s® spices adds unbelievable Middle-Eastern flavor.

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Irene’s “Best Ever” Noodle Casserole

This is a simple recipe from my grandmother, and dates from before WWII. It is savory and easily prepared for a busy mid-week supper.

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Mike’s Yankee Pot Roast

There are literally hundreds of ways to prepare a roast – each one grounded in family tradition. I’ve always been inspired by the simplicity of preparation; a classic Sunday meal with roots in colonial America. Here is my version – I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

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Mike’s Flatiron Rub

An all-purpose rub that goes well on chicken, steak or ribs.

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Beef with Broccoli Stir-Fry

This is a fantastic, healthy and quick meal to prepare. Make sure that your wok is preheated until it’s blistering hot – ensuring that the flavors are seared quickly.

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Flatiron Grilled Steak Chili

The combination of two kinds of beans, done until just tender add a nice contrast to the simmered beef and poblano chilies. A wonderful recipe well worth the time needed to prepare.

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Flatiron Grilled Beef Roast

If you’ve never taken the time to slow roast beef on the grill over wood coals, you must try this recipe. The aromatic crust adds a great contrast to the perfectly roasted meat.

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Beef and Black Bean Soup

Slow and low are key to this great recipe with a hint of Southwest flair.

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Mom’s Beef Stew

This is my mom’s recipe. Nobody in our family remembers where she got it from, but it is a long-standing favorite that’s quite honestly older than dirt. Like most great recipes – it’s even better the second day.

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Kodiak Casserole

This recipe hails from early 1950s Alaska. There’s something to be said about a recipe that can be thrown together with simple ingredients and the sum of its parts adds a whole new dimension to such a basic dish. This is one of those recipes. Great for deer camp — and yes — it does attract bears.

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