Korean Style Ribeye


 

Bill Schultz

TVWBB Hall of Fame
So have #1-4 home this week and it is great. I decided to make them what has become my favorite marinade for ultimate flavor which is the same one I use for Korean Bulgogi. I'll put it here but bear in mind that I adjust to taste a lot so it's a general thing.

!+ cup Soy Sauce
1/2 cup Sake
1/4 cup Sesame Oil
1/2 cup sugar
5-6 whole Scallions sliced thin
6-8 cloves of garlic diced
1 tbsp crushed red pepper
2 Tbsp of Sesame Seed whole

I used a decent looking choice bone in Rib Eye Roast that I had the Butcher slice to approx 1/4".
Marinated about 5 hours.

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After a few hours it looks like this

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Got my Hibachi going with 2/3 chimney of Stubbs, I love this little Grill

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A little something something to speed up the cook

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Done, heading in

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On the table with a Christmas gift from my Kids, a nice Saki set

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Your plate with some steamed Broccoli with Lemon Juice and some Jasmine Rice and Soy

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The most tender and delicious beef you can eat, #s 1-4 and the CEO were very pleased
 
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Bill... you really need those Bowie knives for those ribeyes? :) I might like to roll one of those up like a stogie and chew on it for awhile. Great meal and I know it feels good to have the whole family around!
 
As always Bill you rock this site. Will have to give that a try for sure soon. Love thin cut rib eye's myself. Thanks
 
Bill awesome post!! Those steaks look perfect!! I have been wanting one of those lodge grills for quite some time but I am reluctant to get one...

Great post Bill!
 
Bill your Korean style ribeye look delicious on the plate with the rice. Seeing the 2 together on the same
plate makes me wonder how it would be as Ribeye fried rice? Now I have to try it with your Korean marinade
over the coals and then cut up and into fried rice.
 

 

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