Steakhouse Elite | Savor The Moment

  • Home
  • Kobe-Crafted
    • Ground Beef
    • Our Burgers >
      • Beef Burgers
      • Brisket Burgers
      • Rib Eye Burgers
      • Beef Sliders
      • Frozen Burgers
    • Beef Franks
  • Grass Fed
    • Ground Beef
    • Beef Burgers
    • Beef Sliders
    • Frozen Burgers
  • Angus
    • Ground Beef
    • Beef Burgers
  • Buy
    • Where To Buy
  • Blog
  • About
    • Videos
    • Social Media
  • Contact
  • Home
  • Kobe-Crafted
    • Ground Beef
    • Our Burgers >
      • Beef Burgers
      • Brisket Burgers
      • Rib Eye Burgers
      • Beef Sliders
      • Frozen Burgers
    • Beef Franks
  • Grass Fed
    • Ground Beef
    • Beef Burgers
    • Beef Sliders
    • Frozen Burgers
  • Angus
    • Ground Beef
    • Beef Burgers
  • Buy
    • Where To Buy
  • Blog
  • About
    • Videos
    • Social Media
  • Contact
Picture

Goat-Cheese & Spinach-Stuffed Mini Meatloafs

12/10/2018

0 Comments

 
Picture
Steakhouse Elite Beef - Awesome!
Meatloaf - Amazing!
Steakhouse Elite Stuffed Meatloaf - Perfection!
 
Maybe you just love the taste of savory meatloaf or perhaps you are trying to substitute your carbohydrate intake with protein-rich dishes. Either way, this Goat Cheese Stuffed Mini Meatloaf recipe says you can have it all!
 
Why mini-meatloafs? Well, while this recipe can be easily adapted and made into a larger meatloaf, we found the mini-pans are perfect for freezing, help with portion control, are easy to take for lunch, and are perfect for a one-person meal!
 
So, whether you decide to do this recipe in mini’s, or go all in, you have a savory, low carb dish good enough deserve delicious Steakhouse Elite beef.

goat_cheese_mini_meatloafs.pdf
File Size: 51 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

Steakhouse Elite Goat Cheese-Stuffed Mini Meatloafs
 
Ingredients
 
6 mini-meatloaf aluminum pans
2 lbs Steakhouse Elite grassfed beef
½ tsp cayenne pepper
1 pinch of oregano
1 tsp salt
½ tsp pepper
2 eggs
3 scallions, chopped
1 yellow onion, chopped
3 cloves of garlic, minced
1 bunch raw spinach leaves
5 fresh basil leaves, chopped
4 oz goat cheese
4 oz can of tomato paste
1 sprig of fresh rosemary, de-stemmed
 
Instructions
 
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Line up mini meatloaf pans and spray inside with cooking spray to grease.
 
In a bowl, season Steakhouse Elite grassfed beef with cayenne, oregano, salt, and pepper. Add two eggs and mix well with hands Add scallions, onion, and garlic and mix with hands until well distributed.
 
Grab a handful of the beef mixture and firmly press into bottom of each meatloaf pan. Then, layer on top of the meat mixture spinach and basil leaves, a dollop of goat cheese. Seal mixture by placing another handful of beef mixture on top and sealing it by folding in the sides to create a stuffed “pocket” in the center.
 
Top the mini meatloafs with tomato paste and sprigs of rosemary. Bake at 425 until cooked throughout and middle temperature reaches 160 degrees (actual time depends on altitude and size of mini-pans).
Such a simple twist on traditional meatloaf, but when made with premium ingredients like Steakhouse Elite premium ground beef, goat cheese, and fresh herbs, this small change turns a bland dish into a culinary treat!
0 Comments

Holiday Hosting: Tips for Hosting a Holiday Party

12/5/2018

1 Comment

 
Picture
How do you become a "host with the most?" Well, whether you are hosting a tailgate, BBQ or holiday party, we believe the best hosts are those who make their guests feel comfortable and relaxed by being comfortable and relaxed themselves. Preparing ahead of time, being organized, and enjoying some of the holiday cheer yourself will ensure guests will be comfortable enough to do the same.

Holiday hosting hacks for a happy host

Hosting Hack No. 1: Prepare, prepare, prepare!

Preparation is the key to good hosting so you can spend time with your guests instead of with your stove top. Cook what you can ahead of time, and chop, slice, dice, and prepare anything you can’t. Simplify buffet preparation by marking trays, bowls, and platters with notes of what dish goes where, what time it needs to go in the oven/on the table and what it is served with.  Not only will this help you visualize the display, but it will also allow you to enlist the help of others to pop items in the oven or transfer the food from pots and pans to the correct bowls.

Hosting Hack No. 2: Pick the right food.

Stick with easy, delicious, and proven recipes. If people always compliment your meatballs or dip--no matter how simple--now is the time to break it out! A holiday party is NOT the time to experiment with a six-page recipe! Simple, delicious finger foods will keep you out of the kitchen and part of the party. Plus, finger foods keep serving ware and utensils at a minimum, helping with overall clean up afterward. 

And speaking of food, here are a few Steakhouse Elite party favorites:
  • Crockpot Meatballs (Kobe-crafted Steakhouse Elite meat mixed with onion, cranberry, walnuts, parsley and breadcrumbs and topped with your favorite BBQ sauce)
  • Beef and Sweet Potato Empanadas with Avocado Cream (made with our Angus beef)
  • Stuffed mushrooms (Kobe-crafted Steakhouse Elite meat mixed with breadcrumbs, blue cheese, chives and steak seasoning stuffed into mushroom caps)

Hosting Hack No. 3: Organize. 

Decide ahead of time where guests will put their purses, coats, and other personal items.  Assure there is room for leftovers in the fridge. Find the bottle openers. Make sure there is ice. Empty the garbage cans and put them out for guests to use. Make sure there is extra toilet paper in the bathroom. Anything you can do now to prepare and organize ahead of time will help you navigate through your guests without getting stopped dozens of time to answer questions like "where is the garbage?"

Hosting Hack No. 4: Mix up your guest list. 

A good party has a mix of guests: couples, singles, old friends, new friends, work friends, friends from the gym, older individuals, and young ones, too! A good mix keeps things fun and interesting, just be sure to introduce everyone so no one feels like an outsider. And about kids...kid-friendly parties are at the sole discretion of the host, but if you choose to make it an adult-only occasion, be clear on the invite (and address parents with infants who might think they don't apply). If kids are allowed--that's great! But set up a place for the kids to be and establish any limits or rules ahead of time.

Hosting Hack No. 5: Create the mood. 

Put on your favorite party music, enjoy a glass of wine, light the candles, and dress up! All of this will contribute to the overall mood and atmosphere of the party.  The guests will follow your lead for a more enjoyable time.

Hosting Hack No. 6: Create independent guests.

Having independent guests helps the host have a good time, so be sure to show them where they can serve up their own beverages and food, and introduce them to the other guests so you can spend your time mingling instead of pouring a glass of champagne or serving food. Setting up a beverage station can also help guests feel comfortable pouring their own drinks. A general rule is to get your guests their first glass and then let them know to help themselves moving forward.

Hosting Hack No. 7: Trade out the good stemware. 

Too much holiday cheer can leave your good crystal shattered.  Minimize the damage with a preventative stash of cheap stemware (we promise that guests will gladly swap fancy stemware for a good host)--and try to cry over split wine.
 
Hosting Hack No. 8: Limit the cleanup.

Table cloths, paper and plastic utensils, and paper napkins all make cleaning up a snap.  If this is too informal for your tastes,  then at minimum be sure to clear away and any preparation dishes before the guests arrive so your left with less of a mess when they leave.  Either way, whatever you do, don’t let the cleanup begin until after the guests leave--a good host is never distracted by a mess!
1 Comment

Simple Crockpot Bolognese

12/3/2018

0 Comments

 
Dorothy Day once said, “Food for the body is not enough. There must bee food for the soul.”
 
Well, Dorothy, we couldn’t agree more. Our whole brand is about savoring, enjoying and warming the soul with food that tastes and feels good. And, there is simply no better time than in the brisk nights of fall and winter to enjoy savory, soulful classics like meatloaf, lasagna and spaghetti.
 
While most of us don’t need a cookbook or recipe for these savory favorites, it’s nice to try some variations on these recipes that are a nice change for the palette but easy enough to make. So, that’s why this month we are featuring our Savory Bolognese Sauce made with our fantastic, flavorful Steakhouse Elite Wagyu beef. This dish is a nice twist on the classic spaghetti and meatballs, with a flavor kick thanks to the reach, marbled flavor of Steakhouse Elite beef. 

Simple Crockpot Bolognese

crockpot_bolognese_by_steakhouse_elite.pdf
File Size: 53 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

Ingredients:

2T Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO)
1lb Steakhouse Elite Ground Beef 
3T Butter
3T Garlic (minced)
1/2C Onion (chopped)
2/3C Celery (chopped)
2/3C Carrot (chopped)
28oz Can of Diced Tomatoes (preferably fire-roasted)
8oz Tomato Paste
Salt, Pepper, Italian Seasoning & Nutmeg (to taste)
1C Cream
1C White Wine
1/4C Parsley (chopped)
1/2C Parmesan (shredded)
Pappardelle Pasta or Spaghetti (or lighten it up with zucchini noodles)
Instructions:
 
Heat 1T of EVOO in a pan over medium-high heat. Add Steakhouse Elite ground beef and brown. Set aside.
 
Turn heat on your slow cooker to high and add EVOO and butter. Add garlic, onion, carrots and celery and stir. Add tomatoes, tomato paste and then add the beef.  Stir and add your favorite combinations of seasonings (we recommend a heavy dose of salt, pepper, oregano and basil with a touch of red pepper and rosemary). Stir in cream and white wine, parsley (if desired), and parmesan and bring to a boil. Turn slow cooker temperature to low and simmer for 4 – 8 hours. Serve over Pappardelle Pasta, spaghetti or zucchini noodles.
 
Warm up from the inside out on a cold day with the savory taste of Crockpot Bolognese. It will only taste like you spent all day slaving over the stove. 
0 Comments

    Steakhouse Elite Blog

    The latest information about Steakhouse Elite.

    Archives

    August 2020
    July 2020
    June 2020
    May 2020
    April 2020
    February 2020
    January 2020
    November 2019
    October 2019
    September 2019
    August 2019
    July 2019
    June 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    January 2019
    December 2018
    November 2018
    October 2018
    July 2018
    June 2018
    May 2018
    April 2018
    March 2018
    February 2018
    January 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    October 2017
    September 2017
    August 2017
    July 2017
    June 2017

    Categories

    All
    NASCAR
    Recipes
    Tailgating

    RSS Feed

Steakhouse Elite Logo

917.696.4634

355 Food Center Dr
Building E-5
​Bronx, NY 10474
Home
Buy
​Blog

​About
Videos
​
Social Media
​​​Contact
Kobe-Crafted
Ground Beef
Beef Burgers
​Brisket Burgers
Rib Eye Burgers
Beef Sliders
​Frozen Burgers
Beef Franks
Grass Fed
Ground Beef
Beef Burgers
Beef Sliders
​Frozen Burgers
Angus
Ground Beef
Beef Burgers

Steakhouse Racing
©2019 Steakhouse Elite. All rights reserved.
Web Design by Kinetic  |  Powered by WebBlox