Reverse Sear Ribeye

[Rotney]

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[boy wonder]

Looks perfect!

[ReydonPete]

Looks great
Does it taste as good as it looks ?

[Rotney]

Looks great
Does it taste as good as it looks ?

Sure does. Nice n tender


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[ETXBow]

So how does reverse seer work?

[Pushbutton2]

So how does reverse seer work?

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[Playa]

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[Mambajeep]

Get the internal temp close to where you want it on low temp then put it on high heat to sear the outside

[TWT95]

Cook in a 200 degree oven until the internal temp is 115 for rare. Use a digital thermometer. Sear in a hot cast iron skillet if you have it. Throw some butter in the skillet and spoon over meat. Use a good thick cut of beef. I have 2" thick steaks cut at the butcher.

[Omegab74]

That does look like it turned out good!

[bboswell]

Cook in a 200 degree oven until the internal temp is 115 for rare. Use a digital thermometer. Sear in a hot cast iron skillet if you have it. Throw some butter in the skillet and spoon over meat. Use a good thick cut of beef. I have 2" thick steaks cut at the butcher.

Ummmm......put in smoker at 200-225 until desired internal temp and then throw on HOT coals (mesquite preferred) to sear.

Wives cook in ovens and skillets!

[Rotney]

So how does reverse seer work?

Salt and pepper. In the oven on a rack at 275 until internal temp reaches 120, pull it out, let it rest for 15 mins, then sear in a very hot cast iron skillet for 2 mins each side. Then I put a lil butter on top.

By the way, I ain't no wife

[tkuehn5410]

That steak looks absolutely perfect! Nice work!!!

So how does reverse seer work?

I like to use the sous vide method, using hot water bath in a sealed bag after seasoning the meat at 110-120 for 2-12 hours, and then using charcoal and some wood for a super hot fire and sear for 1-2 mins per side. Did some for mother's day, and they were awesome!

[Coon]

That steak is burnt!

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

Ummmm......put in smoker at 200-225 until desired internal temp and then throw on HOT coals (mesquite preferred) to sear.

Wives cook in ovens and skillets!

Exactly.