The Reverse-Sear Ribeye
Low-and-slow in the oven to 105°F, then a screaming-hot cast iron finish. The crust will make you question every steak you've eaten before. Salt, fat, fire. That's it.
Recipes & Meal Ideas
No garnish. No apology. Just meat.
Low-and-slow in the oven to 105°F, then a screaming-hot cast iron finish. The crust will make you question every steak you've eaten before. Salt, fat, fire. That's it.
Dry-brined overnight, seared in tallow, then finished with a cascade of foaming butter, garlic, and thyme. Tilt the pan. Baste constantly. Rest for 5 minutes. Eat.
A 2-inch bone-in tomahawk deserves respect. Reverse sear to 110°F, rest, then hit a charcoal grill at maximum heat for the crust. Season with nothing but coarse salt. The bone is the handle. Use it.
Coarse salt and pepper. Oak smoke. Patience. The holy trinity of Texas BBQ. If you're wrapping it in foil before the bark sets, we need to talk.
Brown the oxtail hard in tallow. Deglaze with water, add marrow bones, simmer low for 4 hours until the collagen breaks down into silk. Salt aggressively. Drink the broth. Eat the meat off the bone with your hands. No shame.
80/20 ground beef, screaming-hot griddle, smash hard, salt immediately. Two patties, stacked. The bun was never the point.
80/20 ground beef browned in its own fat, seasoned with salt and a hit of garlic powder. Top with two fried eggs and a knob of butter. This is the carnivore fast food — ready in 15 minutes, zero regret.
Score the skin, dry brine overnight, blast with heat. The crackling should shatter. If it bends, try again. This is not a drill.
Forget the flimsy strips. Get a slab of thick-cut bacon, slice it yourself, and render it low and slow in a cast iron until the fat is translucent and the edges are lacquered and crisp. This is bacon as it was meant to be eaten — in slabs, not shards.
Two minutes a side in a ripping-hot pan with tallow. Rest them properly. Lamb is forgiving — don't overcook it and it will love you back.
Thick-cut bacon rendered low and slow. Eggs fried in the fat. This is not breakfast — this is a philosophy. Eat it every day and feel no guilt.
Four eggs, two tablespoons of butter, low heat, constant stirring. Pull them off before they're done — residual heat finishes the job. Soft, custardy, rich. Add crumbled bacon if you're feeling ambitious.
The simplest carnivore meal that isn't just a steak. Brown 6oz of 80/20 beef, season with salt, top with a runny fried egg. The yolk is the sauce. That's the whole recipe.
The most nutrient-dense food on the planet. Soak in milk to mellow the flavor, pat dry, sear fast in butter. Don't overcook it — grey liver is a crime.
Roast the bones first. Simmer with a splash of apple cider vinegar to pull the minerals. Strain, salt, drink like a savage. Your joints will thank you.
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