Dry brine uncovered overnight.

Temper (cook away from heat, high up) for 30 mins at 200F.

Sear close to the fire, 600F, for 1-2 mins/side.

Enjoy!



by EmbersOnlyBBQ

35 Comments

  1. dubblies

    Just wish that fat inaide was rendered more otherwise nice

  2. The_Poster_Nutbag

    Sir there are children here. NSFW please!

  3. Needed a minute more, white fat is eh.. (for me personally)

    Edit: but still looks great

  4. Pure-Hamster-6088

    That’s not rare, it’s undercooked.

  5. Monster-Math

    Outside:looks delicious
    Inside: it’s fucking raw

  6. Uninterested_Viewer

    Looks great! Love these cap cuts. Ribeye can stand to go a bit longer than leaner cuts (e.g. strip, tenderloin) to get the fat rendered.

  7. Midwinter_Dram

    What’s with the wannabe BBQ influencers actively shooting themselves in the foot by not having any clue what they’re doing?

  8. djentington

    I’ve never seen ribeye cut like that, looks insanely good.

  9. Wise-Ad-5375

    Should have reversed it to bring the temp up and render the fat

  10. americanmuscle1988

    American waygu by any chance? I see those in Costco, always wondered if they’re any good.

  11. LabCat62

    I’d go back to your butcher shop. They forgot to give you the rest of the steak.

  12. Illustrious-Coat3532

    That’s the best part.

  13. PackageNorth8984

    ITS FUCKING RAW

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  14. deeplife

    Undercooked. Intramuscular fat has not rendered.

  15. apex_super_predator

    Nice job on the cook. A hair on the rare side for me but overall very nice work.

  16. ReallyThisGuyAgain

    Might as well just use a torch.

  17. Aren’t you supposed to cook the steak longer on a grill over the part of the grill thats not flaming up? You know direct heating vs indirect heating?

  18. r4rthrowawaysoon

    Putting steaks over direct flame only and undercooking them so the fat doesn’t melt out…with an insanely fatty cut no less…

    Sear, then heat on indirect or vice versa.

  19. lusirfer702

    Severely undercooked but at least it looks nice before cutting

  20. bussysniffer3000

    The more I see people cook meat the more I learn that a lot of people don’t know how to cook meat

  21. Present-Telephone-29

    これは俺の知る和牛でわ無いけどめちゃ美味そう🤤

  22. indigoisturbo

    Not a shot but not how I would’ve cooked it. Great minds can disagree.

    I’m sure it was delicious!

  23. Tall-Nectarine-5982

    That’s undercooked my man.

  24. necrophagous_queen

    I wish there were sound to this 😩

  25. waterboy8817

    Your sear station is a thing of wet dreams

  26. Particular-Dig1590

    Another picture of cooled meat

  27. FineDragonfruit5347

    When reverse searing, specific for a ribeye, I leave in the smoker/oven until an internal of 128F. Then I usually let sit out, maybe even in the freezer for a few minutes while I stoke the grill to max temp, then sear it. Finishes around 135F.

    I feel like, due to the fat in a ribeye and even more so, the cap, it benefits from the extra rendering as opposed to the blue rare. For leaner steaks like filet or sirloin or something, this cook is perfect.

  28. Miserable-Energy8844

    Smh.. you have angered the gods