6 recipes converted from their YouTube cooking videos.

A foolproof reverse‑sear method for a bone‑in prime rib that delivers evenly cooked, medium‑rare meat with a deep, caramelized crust. Season the roast up to four days ahead, cook low and slow, rest, then finish with a high‑heat blast for ultimate flavor and juiciness—perfect for holidays or any special occasion.

A step‑by‑step guide to achieving restaurant‑quality salmon with ultra‑crisp skin and a tender, medium‑rare interior. Learn the exact technique used by Serious Eats to avoid sticking, prevent skin shrinkage, and finish the fish at the perfect 120°F internal temperature.

A fool‑proof stovetop polenta with the ideal 6:1 water‑to‑cornmeal ratio, optional overnight soak, and a finishing splash of olive oil for richness and shine. Follow Daniel Gritzer’s Serious Eats method for silky, lump‑free polenta every time.

A foolproof method for cooking thick, aged ribeye steaks to perfect medium‑rare using the reverse‑sear technique. The steak is gently brought up to temperature in a low oven, then finished with a blistering sear in a hot cast‑iron skillet with butter, thyme, and garlic for maximum flavor and a beautiful crust.

A fast, flavorful Mexican pork stew made in a pressure cooker. Tender pork shoulder cubes simmer with tomatillos, poblanos, Anaheim and jalapeño chilies, finished with fresh cilantro and a splash of Asian fish sauce for deep umami. Ready in about 40 minutes of cooking, perfect for serving with warm corn tortillas.

Giant, thick, and buttery chocolate chip cookies inspired by the famous Levan bakery in New York. Each cookie weighs about six ounces, packed with a mix of chocolate chips, walnuts, and a hint of nutmeg. The dough is chilled overnight for optimal texture and baked until the interior reaches 170‑180°F.