Let's say you're planning to whip up a thick and gratifying batch of marinara, in whose arms you'll lovingly submerge some nice, melting meatballs for dinner. You head to the store, grab everything ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fresh minced beef coming out of a manual meat grinder - Gmvozd/Getty Images Plenty of burger enthusiasts will swear by a cast iron ...

• Beef: For best flavor and juiciness for burgers, use chuck or a blend of chuck and round. The advantage with chuck: It's the cheapest to grind and has the most fat, which will keep burgers juicy.

Can you use a food processor to grind meat? Nothing will make you feel more like a professional chef than grinding your own meat at home. Maybe you want to make a 100% ribeye hamburger, or maybe you ...

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Plenty of burger enthusiasts will swear by a cast iron pan or the right bun, but the conversation sometimes stops short of the most crucial detail: the meat itself. Kevin Chrisman, executive chef at ...