Hy-Vee Recipes and Ideas

If you're serving two (hungry) steak lovers, one 16- to 18-ounce T-bone is an impressive cut and easy to prepare. The flavors of a Hy-Vee Choice Reserve Beef T-Bone Steak are a good match for the boldness of blue cheese and richness of a red wine sauce.

Sirloin steak can be chewier than cuts of beef from the short loin, but it's a good value. Plus it makes a mean steak sandwich or wrap. It can be quickly broiled or sliced and sautéed to your preferred level of doneness.

Cut from the short loin, a New York strip steak is a favorite for both flavor and tenderness. While it's not your everyday steak, it's a splurge-worthy meal you can easily prepare at home. If the weather's not great for grilling, strip steaks can be just as good when pan fried. 

Many consider the rib eye to be one of the most flavorful cuts of beef. We can't disagree with them. But we can make it even more flavorful with a sweet and savory marinade. Rib eye steaks are great for grilling, but they're also ideal for panfrying.

An affordable cut, available in 5 or 8 ounces, this popular filet is easy to grill or pan sear. Plus, it's wrapped in bacon. So you know it's gonna be good. 

Because chuck meat has a generous amount of fat and collagen, it's best suited for longer cooking methods, such as braising, roasting, or slow cooking. As it cooks, the fat renders and the collagen breaks down, yielding a tender, melt-in-your-mouth beef, i.e. the perfect bite for a comforting pot roast. Brisket and bottom round also work well for pot roast or stew.