Punchy shrimp paste will leave your guests wondering how you make your ribeye steaks so unbelievably delicious.
Rib Steak
Rib Steak is a bone-in cut from the Rib Primal, usually consisting of the last 5-12 ribs. Since heavily marbled, it is juicy, tender, and full of flavor. The Rib Steak is best grilled with its fat rendered and surface charred. The 32oz. Ribeye is twice as thick (approx. 2 inches), consisting of two bones. This cut is also great after a pan sear and oven finish.
Recipes for Rib Steak
Psst! This super-easy, butter-centric recipe also works great for New Yorks.
The fat renders when cooking, creating a superior crust and sear, which, coupled with the tenderness of wagyu, generates a perfect harmony of textures. The heat and acidity of the sriracha make the perfect pairing and create balanced, flavorful steak night experience.
This dry rub has a smoky and spicy kick complimented by decadent red wine butter. Packed with flavors, these ribeyes are sure to impress.
Nothing beats a little salt, pepper and smoky charcoal flavor when cooking a marbled ribeye steak.
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