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It’s that most singular and satisfying of meat dishes: the steak. We tackle the in’s and out’s of both its culinary preparation and cultural significance. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Let’s face it: You could have a galley full of gadgetry and still have some room in your heart for additional kitchen and dining room accessories. Collected below are some of our prime picks for cookhouse accoutrements. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

With amazing open ocean views from every angle, inside and out, this Mashta Island waterfront estate is the type of home dreams are made of. — Text by Anja Maltav Realtor: Brigitte de langeron; 305.244.7493; [email protected]; miamiwaterfront.com CO-Listed with: Lia Amoedo and Cota Cohen 720smd.com

…That means “Greatest Of All Time,” in case you were wondering. Top-ranked tennis player Roger Federer is a world-class athlete who needs no introduction. — Text by Ryan Jarrell Photos courtesy of IMG

A hearty fare sets the mood for lessons learned over meals shared with new acquaintances, old friends and strangers alike. — Text by Francesca Cruz

Here’s what not to do when you go out to savor a meal and enjoy the art of gastronomy: Introducing the 5 types of eaters who can be utterly obnoxious and make you lose your appetite before your first bite. — Text by Francesca Cruz

Miami’s sizzling international food scene has been on the upswing since its inception. What the future holds is anyone’s guess, but what local chefs and restaurateurs have planned will satiate even the most stubborn of appetites. — Text by Irene Moore

In an effort to truly satisfy our public, our bold culinary-inclined staff struck out to find the 50 finest dishes, drinks and desserts The Magic City has to offer. It’s a tough job…but somebody’s gotta do it! — Text by Ryan Jarrell, Francesca Cruz & Anja Maltav Photos courtesy of respective restaurants

This sunshine-filled beachfront corner penthouse at Club Tower One at Ocean Club Key Biscayne features sweeping views of the beach, ocean, bay, South Beach, Downtown, Coconut Grove & Coral Gables. — Text by Yoshi Sanz Realtor: Kari Madera; 305.439.3998; [email protected]; karimadera.com

We all know Moses is responsible for the 10 Commandments, but if he was a boater, he would have had to make one more trip up the mountain for the following words of wisdom. — Text by Bill Lindsey

A rigorous palette and a fresh mixture of tailored pieces combine to yield the season’s chic approach. — Photographer: Nick Garcia for BlindLight Styling & Art Direction: Jhon Jairo Santos Makeup & Hair: Cesar Ferrette @ Rik Rak Model: Rebecca Dias @ Wilhelmina Models Miami Photography Assistant: Richard Mestre Production: Angela Bonilla

Who said yachting dress code has to be limited and unvaried? Come sail away and enjoy the Miami sunlight with key looks that meet the city’s sophistication and character. — Photographer: Nick Garcia for BlindLight Studio Styling & Art Direction: Jhon Jairo Santos Hair & Makeup: Cesar Ferrette @ Rik Rak Model: Christy Giles @ Wilhelmina Models Photography Assistant: Richard Mestre Production: Angela Bonilla Yacht provided by YachtLife; YachtLife.club @YachtLifeApp

As Architect and Furniture Designer for El Dorado, Tere Mattos is willing to do whatever it takes to make sure the beautiful homes of Miami look their very best. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Miami retains its title as is the winter destination for all things boating and yachting with over $4 billion in new and brokerage vessels, marine accessories, glamorous clothing, art, food and music coming to town Feb 16-20. For its second year, over at the Miami Marine Stadium is the world-famous Miami International Boat Show (MIBS) with its Strictly Sail component at Downtown’s Miamarina at Bayfront Park. Collins Avenue is home to Yachts Miami Beach, a completely separate show; and Watson Island hosts the invitation-only Superyacht Miami. — Complied by Bill & Sandy Lindsey Photos courtesy of Miami international boat show

For elites and Gilligans alike, we’ve collated a hopefully helpful A-Z of everything nautically necessary for a successful ship-bound lifestyle at sea. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

As President of the Monica Burguera Foundation, Nicolas Estrella, Jr., is committed to raising public consciousness about boating safety with the goal of decreasing accidents on the water. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

The brainchild of master Miami architect Max Strang, The Fairchild Coconut Grove’s upcoming exteriors will add an elegant and understated ambience to an already alluring area. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Now that you’ve found your dream boat, you need to insure it. Don’t simply go with the broker’s recommendation; do your homework by contacting a number of insurance agents. — Text by Bill Lindsey

The Shake-A-Leg Miami sailboats are a happy sight on the waters off Coconut Grove with their physically, developmentally and economically challenged children and adults at the helm. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

From age-defying lasers to high-tech pulsating toothbrushes for brighter smiles — you can now have the same beauty treatments as the stars at home. — Text by Francesca Cruz

In celebration of American Heart Month, Mercy Hospital is focusing on the devastating effects heart disease has on women and the steps needed to prevent it. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

The past year has seen an explosion of wellness and healthy lifestyle boutiques in Coconut Grove. Below is just a small selection of the many health-focused shops recently opened. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Coffeetable books are more than just books. The best ones are considered art, décor, and collectible. Check out a few bringing the glamour of yachting into your home, office or, better yet, your yacht salon. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

An attorney by trade, Marlene Quintana dedicates a portion of her time to giving back to the community as she takes the helm of Miami Bridge. — Text by Francesca Cruz

This Valentine’s Day, why not make a lasting relationship with someone who needs it the most? Collected below are some eligible suitors from nearby shelters who could really use a companion. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

For 60+ years, The Admiral’s Cup was the ultimate challenge for the world’s best ocean racing teams, each entering 3 yachts. More than simply a sponsor, in 1991, Corum’s yachts, Saphir, Rubis and Diamant won the event. — Text by Bill Lindsey

Always eager to awash Miami in well-choreographed culture, Miami City Ballet premieres another fantastical show this February. — Text by Ryan Jarrell Photo by Sasha Iziliaev Sketch by Jerome Kaplan

Forever entranced with the natural beauty of our bays and deep spaces, Photographer Jose Debasa gives us an intimate look at what’s going on just under the water’s surface. — Text by Ryan Jarrell Photos by Jose Debasa

A trendsetter and fashionista of the highest caliber, Irene Zingg has been gracing our fair city with her top-notch jewelry design for more than 30 years. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

While the International SeaKeepers Society functions globally, they are making a significant impact locally with projects such as hydrophone installments in Miami, shark tagging off South Florida and much more. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

I’ve always enjoyed long walks on the beach (I’m talking from Miami Beach to Hallandale!), eating seafood and swimming in the ocean. — Text by Jorge Arauz, Editor in Chief. Photo by Mario Pascual

Add a little extra flavor to your next Piña Colada with a few secret ingredients sure to highlight the drink’s natural flavor profile and have you drinking to your heart’s delight. — Drink by Anja Maltav

Spotlighting news, launches, announcements, happenings, products & places in and around South Florida. — Text by Ryan Jarrell