Good quality steak like filet mignon needs to be cooked with proper care. Here's some expert advice on common kitchen mistakes you need to avoid.

The trick to a crisp, tender, and evenly cooked steak is easier than you'd think. Here's how Gordon Ramsay sears each side of ...

I'm a little bit of a purist when it comes to steak — I'm one of those people who thinks good steaks need only salt and pepper, and that the best way to elevate even cheaper cuts is to baste with ...

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 ...

To shake up your filet mignon at home, it's time you put a gourmet trick to work with an unexpected ingredient: blue cheese.

Filet mignon — the words conjure up images of a succulent, tender steak rich in flavor with almost buttery undertones. It's the kind of steak that requires the right level of TLC to prepare correctly.