My Best Ribeye


 

Robert-R

TVWBB Diamond Member
Got a choice 5 lb Ribeye Roast on sale. At $4.77/lb, I couldn't pass it up.
I cut it in half between the bones and got a 2 1/2" and a 3 1/2" steak.
Removed the bone from the smaller one and froze the big one for later.

Fired a full chimney of lump and dumped it inside a square of red oak mini splits.

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Scruffed the ribeye up a bit and rubbed with K salt, pepper, garlic salt & cayenne.
It had been sitting for a while, so when the fire was ready... put it onto the grill.

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Flipped it after a minute and gave it another minute.

Then it went on its edge for 2 minutes. Did that for the other 3 edges.

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Had made a chimichurri baste and herb brush.

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Put the meat back on it's side and basted it.

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Continued to flip and baste at 1 minute intervals

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10 minutes later...

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Pulled with an internal temp of 137* (a little hotter than my 130* target)

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Made a board seasoning of evoo, parsley, k salt and pepper.
Chopped up the ends of my herb brush and mixed it in.
And put the steak on top and let it rest for a while.

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Sliced it.

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Turned the slices several times in the board seasoning.

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Time To Eat!!!

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This was the best steak I've ever cooked or ate.

And i have a bone to cook for lunch today.








fwiw - this is an Adam Perry Lang recipe. Well worth the effort.

- a no lid cook.
 
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That is one outstanding steak Robert. It looks absolutely delicious! Like your herb bundle for the basting and love the way you presented the steak on the bed of herbs as well. Wonderful cook. Glad you're liking your Caliente grill. I read your review on Amazon. Your abilities as a craftsman bailed them out. I think most people would have returned it for a replacement. You're a good customer!
 
WOW!!! Man did you nail that one. Fantastic cook Robert. Yes Ribeyes are the only way to go.
 
94061 to 92025 is only 8.5 hours (less if I drive at my normal speed)......probably isn't going to be any left, huh?

Really nice cook, Robert, and I love the concept of a "board seasoning"! I'll be using that one next time I cook up a big steak/roast!

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Robert...that has to be one of the best looking steak posts I've had the pleasure of witnessing. Hands down a fantastic cook and the final product is sensational! The herb brush is a great idea (especially since you then used it to add more flavor post-grill)!!! Truly top shelf work, brother.

That deserves the Rudy clap...

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