Bacon and steak — its the perfect combination! This filet mignon recipe is so easy to make and the payoff is major. Bacon lends a smokey flavor and seals in moisture as the filet sears on the grill. Serve up with grilled vegetables for a well-rounded summer meal.

Wondering how to cook a steak in a cast iron skillet? Here, we share a recipe that calls for sirloin steak, butter, garlic and herbs. To sear the outside, cook steak in the pan on the stovetop for just a few minutes per side, then finish in the oven. Delicious!

We think this may be the very best way of grilling filet mignon! Each filet is coated in a mixture of garlic, rosemary and seasonings before being perfectly seared on the grill. A garlic and red wine sauce is the only topping needed to make our grass-fed and grass-finished beef shine.

Wow dinner guests will this elegant main course! Steak is pan-seared in a butter-rosemary mixture and then kept warm in the oven while you prepare a quick and easy sauce with your favorite brand of cognac or brandy. Serve with garlic-smashed potatoes, salad and a side of vegetables to complete the meal.

We took the classic flavor of a Philadelphia cheese steak sandwich and paired it with our tender, juicy chicken for a homemade pizza your family will love! If you're feeling ambitious, trying making your own dough, and serve piping-hot pizza with ice cold beer or soda.

Appliance used: Ninja Foodi Smart XL Grill. Tip: If you prefer a spicier version, add 2 to 3 tablespoons of red pepper flakes to the sauce.

Filet tips are cut from the ends of the tenderloin, so they offer all the tenderness and flavor of filet mignon but without the hefty price tag. This simple and quick preparation will please both meat lovers and pasta afficionados. If you’ve got a supply of basil in your garden, make your own pesto, but if not, prepared pesto from the grocery store is a fine alternative.

Wondering how to make the best cheesesteak sandwich? We think the answer comes in replacing thinly sliced beefsteak with chicken tenders and flavor with a buffalo-style dressing! This recipe comes together in minutes, which means it's a great option when you need to get dinner on the table quickly. And kids will love this cheesy, filling dish.

This traditional French dish was originally prepared by grilling the tenderloin, which is quite lean, between two fattier pieces of meat that were then discarded. Today, we’ve learned to quickly sear the roast and then finish in a hot oven to rare or medium-rare. Serve roast with Bernaise sauce, or an easy red wine and mushroom sauce. Add a side of roasted new potatoes for a simple, yet elegant meal that's perfect for any special holiday.