In Texas, it's all about the beef. Be it a 16-hour brisket lounging in a smoker next to a cooler of Lone Star tallboys or a 10-minute rib-eye tossed over hot coals, we can't get enough of the stuff.
But which cuts of meat are best suited for those soul-warming winter meals? Which become fall apart tender and not tough shoe leather? From slow-braised short ribs to perfectly marbled roasts, we'll ...