Ribeye w mash. How’d I do?

by bondacci

28 Comments

  1. SameOldSame0ld

    Meat:mash ratio needs tweaking but steak looks litty

  2. terpshooters

    I personally would cook a little lower on the med rare scale but that’s my preference. Looks like a pretty consistent color so the steak was at a good pre cook temp and rested well after

  3. Steak looks a little gray under the burnt herbs. Looks like light contact with the middle of the steak – maybe too much moisture or butter/herbs added too soon.

    Recommendation is try to get a better sear with a hotter pan and dryer steak – one you get it, turn down the heat before adding the butter and herbs.

    Last piece is with the pan dripping, move is always a pan sauce/gravy for the mash

  4. TherionTheThief17

    Not enough potato, but the steak looks great.

  5. Looks like the herbs prevented good contact on the meat surface in the middle, which hurt the sear. Otherwise looks good!

  6. XasiAlDena

    Looks good but where’s the rest of the mash?

    Also I usually like to have greens as well – green beans are good, or just a regular salad is fine too.

  7. ReceptionLivid

    Burnt rosemary covering up for lack of even sear in the middle

  8. junglepiehelmet

    Did you like it? Yes? You did wonderfully

  9. Doneness is a matter of preference, but I’d suggest trying to maximise the meat-to-pan contact to try and get maximum sear, so you don’t end up with burnt herbs over a grey surface. If you’re looking for herb and pepper flavours, you can baste it after the sear, but that sear is crucial

  10. Lewisyo9109

    I see ribeye I upvote ribeye. I prefer Med Rare but I’d still take this. I prefer a meat to side ratio of 3:1 or 2:1 myself.

  11. No_Neighborhood_632

    Envy. I absolutely screw up a ribeye.

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