Can't lie this was the best ribeye I've ever had. Nothing special for cooking, just dry brined, seared in a cast iron, and garlic butter basted to finish.

by CoupeontheBeat

34 Comments

  1. awfulwaffleeeeee

    Looks great. Nice sear great temp. Just please for the love of baby Jesus 🙏🙏🙏 let the steak rest for at least 10 to 15 before slicing to let the juices redistribute.

  2. looks great and thanks for supporting local businesses!

  3. Used_Most5145

    It looks absolutely banging bro

    Edit – bros a professional.

  4. stonerninja

    Looks great! Next time just let it rest first and you’ll be golden.

  5. thekidwhoruns

    Those look great! Just be sure to let them rest next time.

  6. TLavendar

    Why is everybody assuming OP didn’t rest?! That looks heavenly. I would do nothing different

  7. GingaNinja906

    What am I supposed to say it looks incredible… at first I thought two types of potatoes was a weird choice but those are carrots. It’s one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen

  8. ClusterAndCrush

    Always love their steak! Glad you enjoyed

  9. OverlanderEisenhorn

    Guys… letting it rest isn’t going to stop the juices. Sometimes it is just a juicy cut. This looks literally perfectly cooked. Crust looks fantastic. OP definitely let it rest.

    Like many cooking myths, there is a level of truth to letting a steak rest. Some of the juices DO sink back in and the muscle fibers do loosen up a bit which can make it have a better texture. The myth is that it makes a significant difference in the loss of juice. Between not resting at all and resting for 10 minutes the difference is less than a teaspoon. You WILL not actually notice. All of the juices are on your plate and you can drag the meat through it anyway.

    The most important part of a steak is getting a good temp and a good crust. Resting CAN actually cause carry over cooking, taking your perfect 135 steak to 140. It is another point of failure. Obviously, it’s fine if you pull it at 130 or so instead, but that is more moving parts. For the most consistent steak, it might be best to cook it directly to temp and then serve at temp and have people chow down while it is HOT.

    Letting your steak rest is the LEAST important part of making a steak. It might make the difference between a fantastic steak and a perfect steak, but very few of us make a fantastic steak every time we cook.

  10. RookieRobbie

    How did u get so little grey band if u just pan seared it

  11. LongjumpingGreen9714

    Looks awesome! Great sear great colour.. no complaints at all with this. Keep doing wat you’re doing

  12. Most_Upstairs3983

    I once posted my steak on reddit and got shit about it bc it was rare 💀 🙁 I just like my steak more rare or medium rare is that really deserving of being shit on, the steak here looks rare and I love it it looks amazing why do people give you shit on your own food preferences:(

  13. “Do your worst”

    *Posts a perfect steak*

    How dare you cook so well, bastard.

  14. FishermansPlatter

    Gross, waste of money bc you didn’t rest them

  15. TheLibertyTree

    I am always so surprised how much better meat from a local source tastes. I wish it wasn’t true, but my god it is a world of difference compared to what I get from a regular supermarket or Costco.

  16. Stunning_State_8442

    thank you for just making a normal post instead of following the usual trend of “my (x) said this was too raw / too rare / etc”

  17. HughJurection

    Put it n my mouth. MY MOTHER FUCKING MOUTH

  18. Cook looks spot on, but 1) it didn’t rest enough, and 2) it’s like nails on a chalkboard to me when people pre cut their steak if they’re not making a sandwich or something. So two points lost, I give it an 8/10. Almost had it!

  19. NorCalHack

    Looks amazing. Just rest it longer as noted. Really awesome job though. I like my ribeyes like this. A little closer to medium than medium rare. The fat renders better and it’s still tender because of all the fat. I’d eat that!

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