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I'm still trying to improve. Taking the steak out of the oven earlier (at 38 degrees celsius) when reverse searing gives you better control over the final temp when searing on a cast iron skillet. More time on the fire, better crust, same final temp.

A Galician ribeye and a delicious Barbera D'Alba.

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That’s some thick meat you’re holding (TWSS). Those fries are nice, do you make them or buy them?
Thanks! Can’t take the credit for the fries, I buy them frozen and do them in the oven. I add a bit of salt, pepper, dried herbs and whatever fat manages to drip from the steak during the time it stays in the oven before the reverse sear.
 

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I may or may not have mentioned this here but I prefer strip to ribeye and it follows that I prefer a strip loin roast to prime rib. :hide:


Despite this my wife has decided to get a prime rib for dinner tomorrow night and I have an idea. What if I butcher it to get rid of the giant pockets of fat I find off putting and make a roast from the eye, smoke the ribs on their own, and roll and tie the spinalis into a little roast of its own (like a porchetta). I could render the fat into tallow and use for popovers.

Anyone hear of or done anything like this? I feel like it could be great but could also be a disaster.
 

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I may or may not have mentioned this here but I prefer strip to ribeye and it follows that I prefer a strip loin roast to prime rib. :hide:


Despite this my wife has decided to get a prime rib for dinner tomorrow night and I have an idea. What if I butcher it to get rid of the giant pockets of fat I find off putting and make a roast from the eye, smoke the ribs on their own, and roll and tie the spinalis into a little roast of its own (like a porchetta). I could render the fat into tallow and use for popovers.

Anyone hear of or done anything like this? I feel like it could be great but could also be a disaster.

Go fvck youreelf. GO…FVCK… YOURSELF
 

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