Another ribeye and two beef fillets

Somtimes it just has to be done, anyone fancy a ribeye?
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cool! looking forward to the pics...
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That cow's gotta be done by now.... :D
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lakemirror wrote:That cow's gotta be done by now.... :D


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best rib-eye I ever had was simply grilled using wood, no rubs added, and this was in a restaurant. unfortunately don't know what wood was used.
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A light sprinkling of either sea salt or seasoned salt and cracked black pepper makes for the perfect ribeye IMHO. I've used a few marinades that have worked out well but simple seasoning is always what I come back to for a good steak.
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It's not really grilling, but ever try garlic butter and parsley as a final saute for your steak? A few seconds based either side in that mixture makes a steak, beef or pork, delicious.
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Yeah garlic butter rocks, even normal butter does. I make a braised pork cheeks dish where I seal the cheeks in oil, then add a knob of butter for the last 30 secs of sealing and it makes a world of difference.
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never had pork cheeks to my knowledge :? we have griskins over here, that might be called pork cheeks in England?,

love loin steaks coated in black pepper and sauted in GButter and parsley
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Vic, you're making me hungry :D
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wish my smoker was ready :( , suppose i'll have to resort to a chinese tonight :D
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