Chill Out

Removing Ground Beef from the store packaging is a great way to get more freezer life out of your purchase. If you're buying in bulk, this will help you create portions that are recipe ready. Bonus: this will shorten your thawing time when you're ready to cook.

Bring The Heat

A little #LifeHack for getting that frozen Ground Beef thawed in a hot minute (well, actually 3 minutes). If you put your Ground Beef in a zip-loc style bag before freezing, you're already halfway there!

Proper Storage of Your beef

How you handle your beef at home is important to quality and safety. When you get to the maximum days in the refrigerator, consider repacking your beef in freezer-safe bags, removing as much air as possible and storing it in your freezer to extend it's quality.

Delicious beef snacks like beef jerky or pepperoni or sausage sticks should be stored according to the package directions once opened.

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Ground Beef Favorites

There’s almost nothing easier (or more crowd-pleasing) than a meal made with Ground Beef. From fried rice to tacos, here are some of our favorites.

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How to Batch Cook Shredded Beef

This quick guide walks you through how to cook a roast in the slow cooker for delicious shredded beef you can use all week long.

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How to Batch Cook Steak

By following these simple steps, you can be set with steak for days.

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Try Something New

It's not often that we're at home all day without activities in the evenings. So why not try something new in the kitchen?

• Slow cooking methods like stewing or braising are a great way to make the most of a big cut of beef, like a Top Round Roast. Large, lean roasts allow you to make more than one meal out of a single purchase so it's also budget-smart (this is the kind of homeschool math we excited about). 
• Check out our Cook Once, Dine Twice recipe collection and say so long to those leftovers.  
• Extra Credit: Skip a run to the store for sausage. You can whip up a batch or two of this tasty Beef Breakfast Sausage with just ground beef and a few common spices. Then start the day with any of these Beefy Breakfasts.

Cooking With Kids

Make the kitchen your homeschool classroom. Getting kids cooking is a great way to keep them busy as well as use math and reading skills, while encouraging creativity.

• If a field trip to the museum can't happen, why not explore traditional foods from your family's heritage? This Beef From Around the World Collection has a little something from everywhere.
• If that Spring Break trip to a sunny beach in Mexico is on hold, create your own Taqueria-inspired menu.  
• Got older kids? Challenge them to start their own restaurant complete with menus and table settings and some top-notch dishes like these chef-inspired recipes.