Cast Iron · Carnivore · Cookbook
Meat. Fire.
Nothing Else.
A cookbook built on the primal logic of cast iron — every recipe starts with fat, ends with a clean plate, and asks nothing of you but attention.
The Recipes
Simple to ambitious. Each one earns its place in the pan.
Butter-Basted Eggs
You'll hear the fat crack before you smell it. Cast iron, cold butter, two eggs. The whites set in under three minutes.
Ribeye & Rendered Tallow
One pan. One cut. Maximum Maillard.

Short Rib — 8 Hours
Low heat. Long time. The fat renders into silk.
Liver & Bone Marrow
The cuts your grandfather never wasted. Dense with nutrients, honest in flavor.
"The pan tells you when it's ready. You just have to stop talking and listen to the fat."
— Sear Cookbook, Chapter 2
48-Hour Bone Marrow Broth
You start it on a Sunday evening. By Tuesday morning, the kitchen smells like something your great-grandmother would recognize. The collagen has fully dissolved. The marrow has surrendered its fat into the liquid. You strain it and it shivers like a gelatin — that's how you know it's right.
Four ingredients. Femur bones, water, salt, time. This is the recipe that converts skeptics. The cookbook has 47 more like it.
5 Recipes. No Carbs.
No Nonsense.
Butter-basted eggs through 8-hour short rib — five recipes to start your cast-iron practice today. Drop your email. That's it.