Plus, three more local spots to find tender and flavorful dishes using the beef cut once considered offal by Americans.

It’s winter, and Natasha [Bahrami] and I love to make soups throughout the cold months. There is something about the smell of a soup simmering away in the house that just makes winter tolerable.

It's good to continue these July visits, so here's a welcome to Fare Exchange. On Independence Day, Freda Webb had a delicious memory from her family's years in Chattanooga. She wrote, "As I sit ...

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Once upon a time, oxtails were considered a poor man's meat, and a quick look at them will tell you why. They are literally nothing more than cross sections of the tails of cattle, irregularly shaped ...

Rich stews taste better a day or two after they've been cooked, with the ingredients given time to release more of their flavors and harmonize together. This holds true for slow-braised oxtail stew.

There’s something deeply comforting about a pot of stew that simmers all day. This Jamaican oxtail recipe from Intentional Hospitality transforms humble cuts of beef tail into melt-in-your-mouth ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Southern Smothered Oxtails paired up with collard greens and a slice of cornbread. Photo by Colter Peterson, ...

This week we are visiting the Dominican Republic to prepare the country's most popular dish, Sancocho de Rabo de Vaca, or Oxtail Stew, served with Parmesan mashed potatoes. The following recipe is my ...