Our best methods (and recipe ideas) for cooking filet mignon include grilling, skillet cooking, baking in the oven, ...

This filet mignon uses a reverse-sear grilling method for a more even interior and a strong final crust. Worcestershire sauce ...

Game meats aren't always tough. In fact, this cut of venison is buttery that it compares to a melt-in-your-mouth filet mignon.

When cooking on the stovetop, there are several techniques you can use, including searing, sautéing, and pan-frying. The best technique depends on what you’re cooking and the result you want. Are you ...

Cooking steaks (for some of us) can be a little intimidating if we aren’t handing them off to the grill. Also (for some of us), a big slab of steak is not particularly appealing. Not true with a filet ...

1. Place the filet mignon on a flat surface and season with salt and pepper. 2. Heat oil in a sauté pan and sear all sides of the filet. 3. Once the filet is seared, remove it from the pan and place ...

Cooking a high-end steak at home can feel intimidating, especially when dealing with a premium cut like filet mignon. Known for its incredible tenderness and mild flavor, this steak deserves careful ...

Going out to a ritzy steakhouse can be a splendid affair, if that’s what suits your mood — and budget. But sometimes, you want a hearty cut and decadent sides without all the fuss of fine dining.