Choice ribeye, cooked on ripping hot cast iron with olive oil in the pan just before the meat. RUb is Kinder's buttery steakhouse. I had a feeling it would blacken up before a nice crust could form. Was shooting for rare.

by MarioFromTheBarrio

37 Comments

  1. Future_Woodpecker_83

    Looks decent. Use tallow and butter baste with salt and fresh cracked pepper next time and your mind will be blown.

  2. DirtyDunks

    This looks great for not cooking a lot of steak. Try using avocado oil or beef tallow so you can sear at a higher temp without the butter rub and you’ll get a nice crust

  3. GfunkWarrior28

    Looks like the spices blackened. The steak not as much. Go with a higher heat next time.

  4. Level-Requirement-15

    Looks good to me. I don’t put much seasoning on. Carnivore.

  5. Castille_92

    Other than a lackluster sear, it’s not bad. I’d eat it

  6. fishbulb83

    Pan needs to be hotter so the sear gets crispier. Tend to it to make sure that you don’t over cook. Enjoy with a glass of nice red wine like a Bordeaux or a Chianti.

  7. petewondrstone

    Damn. This could be slightly better. Oooo burn

  8. Looks perfect honestly, is it me or has ribeye lately have almost no marble to it anywhere I go 

  9. Looks pretty good, I’d do a little more sear and for seasoning I usually stick with S&P with a little garlic. But I would eat it.

  10. hughranass2

    Absolutely horrid.

    How could you?

    Give it to me immediately for proper disposal.

  11. Stacks-Edwards

    Not gonna roast you. Sure it could use improvements but it’s not over cooked or raw and has some crust. I’m eating it no question.

  12. bagelbelly

    You sear that thing with a flashlight?

    You said to roast you. Nobody else was.

    You’re welcome

  13. 12345-password

    It’s not perfect but looks way better than many others that claim to be.

  14. GrfikDzn_IsMyPashun

    Looks edible enough for me! If you want to venture out on seasoning, I’ve been obsessed with Penzey’s Mitchell steak seasoning and Target has an “umami” seasoning that has dried mushroom that was super bomb. I’ve been doing air fryer with a reverse sear in ghee!

  15. drfordtms

    That Kinders buttery steakhouse rocks!!! Montreal steak seasoning is solid as well.

  16. No-Community8525

    That seasoning blend burned up before the crust try putting it on after or during cooking

  17. Hot-Slide9631

    That steak is not rare. Looks more like a cross between medium rare to medium. That is just the way I like my steak.

  18. robbiedobie

    Honestly looks good but what do I know I’m just a dude on the internet

  19. A rub is prolly not the most optimal thing to use when searing because we can visibly see it burns. If you really want use that rub you can use it right after searing so it preserves its flavor without burning and allows your meat to sear more evenly.

    Also, as you can see, the center is a bit less seared than the exterior, which is caused by the meat shrinking and the edges contracting more freely due to less structural resistance, pulling the center upward and reducing its contact with the pan.

    I recommend a weight that you can put on top so you ensure full contact with pan always while searing.

  20. Chance_Ad4487

    Always, always season LAST.

    Salt only before and wipe off after the water comes to the surface. Higher temp and better oil.

  21. John_FukcingZoidberg

    Not too shabby. Looks decent. Could do a bit better on the crust but not bad at all. Everyone has their method and it all depends on your tastes. I don’t pre season my steak, unless I dry brine, but mostly I just make sure the meat is at room temp, score the outside fat so it doesn’t curl, and use avocado oil to sear it hard and fast. Once done I remove from the pan, salt both sides and drop a few pats of butter on it to dissolve. Then settle in for a mouthgasm… looking good though.

  22. brainblown

    Looks good! One thing I’ll add on top of the searing advice is to ditch the Kinders seasoning. It tastes really good but it’s chock full of maltodextrin which is nasty stuff and can even make you sick. Opt for A more natural seasoning and use real butter to get the butter flavor

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