Bone in ribeye that was also reverse seared, I was aiming for rare.

by Bibs222

40 Comments

  1. williconn

    Definitely rare but that exactly how I like my steaks, looks fantastic

  2. tiskrisktisk

    I used to enjoy steaks this thick, but I feel like it’s too much unseasoned and unseared steak in every bite.

    Your cook is great though.

  3. Willanddanielle

    Far to rare for my taste but your presentation looks great!

  4. jerichoblaze1899

    Everyone varies on the the doneness, but I feel like if you achieved your goal on the temp then props !

  5. Green-Cardiologist27

    Nicely done. Big ol ribeye like that tastes better a little more done, but I’d def munch on it.

  6. TheseAintMyPants2

    That’s perfect for me. Damn nice job

  7. Hannah_Dn6

    A little too blue towards the bone for my taste when it comes to ribeyes, but very nicely done.

    Did you bake at 200F on the grill or in a separate oven?

  8. Suchboss1136

    Very rare which could be a perfect thing. Good consistent cook! Crust looks solid too

  9. Kalkervik

    It looks good, but if you were going for rare, way too much in the “Blue rare” category.

    *Leave it longer, for rare. 2 inches is a lot for heat to penetrate on the grill.

    * Slice it off the bone and add finishing salt (Any kind of Flaky salt that will season the inside and help add a crunch too). I’d also dowse it in olive oil but that’s a personal kink lol.

    *For preparation: you could always season it heavily and leave it uncovered in the fridge for 24 hrs for the salt to penetrate as well.

    Anyways, great job and keep it up! Looking forward to more of this.

  10. TheTinMan1970

    I’m no expert so I can’t critique but if you invited me to your house and cooked me a steak like that I would give you my bank account number

  11. PleaseDonAsk

    Looks good to me. Personally, I prefer medium rare for most cuts, but I’d still eat the hell out of that.

  12. BabyHuey206

    I prefer more of a crust so I would have seared directly on the grill. But you got a super even cook and it looks delicious. Well done.

  13. Its a bit rare for my liking on a ribeye, I prefer more medium-rare to render some more of that fat ribbon. However, I wouldn’t send that back, good work.

  14. matttinatttor

    Personally, I would like it a little more done but I would still happily eat it! It looks like a tasty steak.

    If you’re wanting some more confidence in your cook, I highly recommend reverse-searing bigger steaks like this!

  15. The only complaint I have is that I wasn’t invited.

  16. Unless you were going for rare, it needed more time. The sear looks great.

  17. Correct_Succotash988

    Brooo it’s always the people that make titles like yours that have the best looking steaks lol.

  18. OldDrunkPotHead

    Love it with a fresh baguette to mop up the delicious juice.

  19. Few more minutes. Looks beautiful but ribeye fat always tastes best when you get the temp to a medium rare

  20. Comfortable-Dish1236

    If that was a NY strip I’d say it’s perfect. As many have said, I prefer a ribeye to be more on the medium side of medium-rare to render more of the fat. But it looks great and I bet it tasted great, too!

  21. Evangeline-

    No critique. Looks absolutely perfect. Just how I like it.

  22. fro_khidd

    I’d slap this between two slices of home made bread easily

  23. InteractionBroad271

    Loos perfect to me. If you’re scared of it. Pass the plate! 😁

  24. brackmastah

    I would smash that it looks great…that being said I go max 1”-1 1/2” so i can get it to a nice medium rare (which is always closer to rare because I refuse to overcook lol)

  25. Jerrik_Greystar

    What are your thoughts about bone in vs boneless? I usually go for boneless because I don’t like paying for the bone, but is there a good reason to consider bone in?

  26. dankristy

    GAHD – I am drooling right now. This is right about perfect for how I enjoy my steak! Looks great!

  27. Sad-Cauliflower6656

    Blue at points and I don’t get the rosemary on the steak. It released its flavor in the oil and infused into the steak. Not pleasant to eat in big chunks

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