I usually just render the fat of the ribeye and sear it in that on a hot cast iron

by 1kling

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  1. Business_Pangolin_24

    Do you start by searing the fat cap to get it started or you just throw that bad boy on there

  2. TheoStephen

    Same

    When I buy the lip-on primal, I don’t trim any of the fat—I just slice it into steaks. When I sear, I just throw it in the pan, put a weight on it, don’t touch it for 40 seconds, then flip and repeat. After the second side gets 30-40 seconds to complete the sear, I flip it again and baste it with the fat for 10-15 seconds on each side 😋

  3. YogurtclosetBroad872

    I don’t use oil specifically with any prime cuts because there’s plenty of fat that will render from the cap and intermuscular. I also will not use oil with fatty choice cuts like skirt steak. I’ve experimented with so many different oils and fats that I just prefer the results with no oil as described. On occasion I’ll use ghee with a prime cut but that’s more for flavor and drizzling

  4. justujoo

    Nah, I like a bit of ghee or oil. Fat renders nicely and mixes with it 🙂

  5. iareeric

    I use ghee or camel hump-fat if I’m searing in a pan.

  6. Crazy-red-dead

    Dude mark NSFW I’m sitting next to my poss

  7. ElPwnero

    The thumbnail on mobile makes your steak look like a man

  8. sir_swiggity_sam

    I like to use a thin layer of avocado oil in my cast iron, works pretty well usually get a great sear out of it

  9. sergente_moschettone

    i never find steaks with such fat content in general so i kinda have to add oil personally

  10. Aggravating_Chain131

    I do not I always use Ghee or Kerrygold Butter.

  11. Early-Ad-7410

    100%. Have never added fat to a steak.

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