I'm Having Steak Tonight

I never really considered Prime Rib steak, is some good shit though. Ribeye is probably the worst for you and best tasting so I will go out once or twice a year and get a fat *** ribeye at the willie nelson steak place or outback.

End cut prime rib FTW btw.

 
I never really considered Prime Rib steak, is some good shit though. Ribeye is probably the worst for you and best tasting so I will go out once or twice a year and get a fat *** ribeye at the willie nelson steak place or outback.
End cut prime rib FTW btw.
prime rib and rib eye are the exact same cut of meat just cooked differently prime rib is cooked slowly at about 250 so the fat slowly melts into the meat without it being over cooked.

oh and of not to overcooked the end piece is the shit

 
prime rib and rib eye are the exact same cut of meat just cooked differently prime rib is cooked slowly at about 250 so the fat slowly melts into the meat without it being over cooked.
oh and of not to overcooked the end piece is the shit
haha wow I had no clue like I said I don't eat it very often. I have to say I like the ribeye a bit more, the prime rib is a bit more tender but a charred ribeye > prime rib

 
Ribeye and Prime Rib are very close. Ribeye has a bit more marbling to it which lend itself to a more soft and rounder texture.

Alas, as promised...

Steaks spiced with Montreal Steak Spice and Pepper (sitting for hours)

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Shrimp Scampi just starting

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Asparagus (to die for...)

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Steaks on indoor grill - bit too cold to be doing it outside

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Turned once

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And finally

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Now, go out and get yourself one for tonight!

 
Ribeye and Prime Rib are very close. Ribeye has a bit more marbling to it which lend itself to a more soft and rounder texture.
Alas, as promised...

Steaks spiced with Montreal Steak Spice and Pepper (sitting for hours)

steak1.jpg


Shrimp Scampi just starting

steak2.jpg


Asparagus (to die for...)

steak3.jpg


Steaks on indoor grill - bit too cold to be doing it outside

steak5.jpg


Turned once

steak6.jpg


And finally

steak7.jpg


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Now, go out and get yourself one for tonight!
That looks soooooooooooooooooo good! But do you think you used enough butter?

 
with the rib eye it is normally cooked on a grill or pan seared which keeps the marble fat seared in and does not allow it to melt out because it is cooked in less than 10 min . the prime rib is cooked slow allowing the marble fat to melt and be absorbed into the meat plus you trim alot of the outer layer of fat off the rib if your roasting it ie prime rib. and if it is a steak try a bone in ribeye and crack the bone with the spine of a heavy knife about a day in advance this allows the rich flavors from the marrow to soak into the meat and really set off a steak

edit. saw you had the bone in ribeye see if you can find em without the bone cut in half then try the method above

 
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