Here are some dry-aged USDA Prime ribeye steaks I picked up last April at Alexander's Prime Meats and Catering in San Gabriel, CA while judging a nearby BBQ contest.
I salted them in the fridge for an hour, then sprinkled a little granulated garlic and black pepper on both sides. Fired up the Summit charcoal grill and did a reverse sear, taking the steaks to 95*F before moving them to the sear grate to finish at 125*F.
Perfectly done, tasted so delicious. Really high quality meat.
I salted them in the fridge for an hour, then sprinkled a little granulated garlic and black pepper on both sides. Fired up the Summit charcoal grill and did a reverse sear, taking the steaks to 95*F before moving them to the sear grate to finish at 125*F.
Perfectly done, tasted so delicious. Really high quality meat.




