How to Cook Chuck Eye Steak
The ribeye's cheaper neighbor, treated with the same care. Garlic, herbs, a careful baste, 135°F.
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The ribeye's cheaper neighbor, treated with the same care. Garlic, herbs, a careful baste, 135°F.
Chuck eye has much of the flavor of ribeye for less money. A patient sear with herbs and a good baste makes the most of it.
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