Colin Fassnidge is up to his usual cheek, with a recipe for a luscious lasagne layered in for good measure. You'll need to start this recipe at least 4 hours ahead.
Turn the other cheek with these 16 beef cheek recipes
Slow-cooked, falling apart beef is exactly what your dinner needed.
Beef cheek daube with bacon and mushrooms
This braised beef cheeks recipe is perfect for a cold night. Begin this recipe 1 day ahead.
Beef and black pepper stew with toasted pearl barley
This slow cooked beef and barley stew is the most comforting way to celebrate the weekend.
Slow-cooked beef cheeks with beetroot and hummus
The (beef) cheek of the Irish sets off our butcher’s aversion to colcannon. Thankfully, Colin Fassnidge has the perfect comeback to put Anthony Puharich in his place.
Braised beef cheek lasagne
What's better than lasagne? Three hour slow-cooked beef cheek lasagne, that's what.
Braised beef cheeks with salsa verde
As the nights turn colder, only comfort food will do. Warm up this winter with meltingly tender beef cheeks and creamy mashed potato topped with tangy salsa verde.
Beef-cheek minestrone
Bleak winter days are the perfect time to be in the kitchen creating something hearty, like this beef-cheek minestrone.
Beef cheeks with parsnip puree
The double rich hit of meltingly soft beef cheeks and creamy parnsip puree in this recipe by Yoni Kalfus is livened up with flavoursome chimichurri.
Slow-braised beef cheeks with parmesan polenta
Create melt in the mouth beef cheeks with this family friendly Italian recipe.
Beef cheek slider
Mexican beef-cheek tortillas
For a beef tortilla recipe like this, opt for the cheaper cuts of meat that take longer to cook, but reward you with succulent results.
Vanilla-braised beef cheeks
Vanilla and beef may seem like a strange combination but trust us, it really works!
Braised beef cheeks and greens pot pie recipe
Beef cheeks - an ideal cut for colder weather, beef cheeks make for a rich, tender meal, whether it be a casserole with red wine, a decadent ragu or a moreish pie filling. Beef cheeks can be cooked for anywhere between three and eight hours for flavoursome, melt-in-your mouth meat. This often overlooked cut is taken from the cheek of the animal, and generally weighs around 400g. The muscle is dense and sinewy from consistent use when the cow chews. Ask your butcher to clean off some of this sinew for easier at-home preparation.
Beef cheek ragu
This hearty bowl of beef and pasta is our comfort food go-to.
Slow-cooked beef cheeks with shiitake mushrooms
You had us at slow-cooked beef cheeks.