



1" ribeye? How fucking poor are you? Hammering a skinny ass steak like that for 8 minutes is going to take you to medium well or better.
You are a complete moron.
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1" ribeye? How fucking poor are you? Hammering a skinny ass steak like that for 8 minutes is going to take you to medium well or better.
You're a pathetic fraud and a broke dick clown.You are a complete moron.
I have some terrific dry rub concoctions and after letting a thick ribeye dry out on a cutting board in the fridge for a day I'll take it out a half hour before cook time to bring it to room temp. Then 3ish minutes per side on the grill or sear that cow for a minute on each side in my favorite cast iron skillet the put the skillet in a pre-heated (400) oven for another 4-6 minutes depending on the thickness.
Oh my ........
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1 inch ribeyes should go on a hot grill 4 minutes per side. Take the steak off and let in rest about 5 minutes.
You will get a delicious mid rare.
As for seasoning, I only use salt and black pepper.
A good dry rub is seasoning. Salt and pepper is not seasoning?Only a doofas puts a rub on a ribeye.
Go Play in traffic.
A good dry rub is seasoning. Salt and pepper is not seasoning?
You're an idiot, Chumley. 1" thick ribeyes are for the poors, just let mommy handle the cooking and you work on pretending to be an engineer.
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You're a ridiculously stupid fraud and I doubt you could cook a grilled cheese without burning down your mommy's house.You are a ridiculously stupid person. Go away and let the adults talk.
You're a ridiculously stupid fraud and I doubt you could cook a grilled cheese without burning down your mommy's house.
1" thick ribeyes!![]()
Some pretty solid tips here, except i see nobody mentioning some garlic butter on top once it is pulled off to rest..... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm garlic butter on top of a perfectly salted and peppered grilled steak. Some fresh baked bread or oven potatoes to go with it(baby red/golden cut in half put in oil/butter and salt and baked till crispy )
We LOVE it in this house. You cant miss with just plain ol butter, and admittedly it is a bit of a process to freshly press/chop/mince garlic and mix it into some butter but it is oh so yummy ( you can get away with garlic salt in the butter too but id say if you do that use unsalted butter) think they make like garlic ready to use too already minced but "fresh" not dried if that makes sense ive seen it in produce beforeI've never tried garlic butter, but I do like to let a pat of regular butter melt over a steak.
This is almost perfect. I'll put a couple of dashes of Worcestershire sauce on them and rub it around then dust a little garlic powder (not garlic salt) along with coarse kosher salt and a bit of pepper. Gives that crust you will get just the right amount of pop.1 inch ribeyes should go on a hot grill 4 minutes per side. Take the steak off and let in rest about 5 minutes.
You will get a delicious mid rare.
As for seasoning, I only use salt and black pepper.
This is almost perfect. I'll put a couple of dashes of Worcestershire sauce on them and rub it around then dust a little garlic powder (not garlic salt) along with coarse kosher salt and a bit of pepper. Gives that crust you will get just the right amount of pop.
I did!Some pretty solid tips here, except i see nobody mentioning some garlic butter on top once it is pulled off to rest..... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm garlic butter on top of a perfectly salted and peppered grilled steak. Some fresh baked bread or oven potatoes to go with it(baby red/golden cut in half put in oil/butter and salt and baked till crispy )