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Ribeye steak recipe

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Step by Step

  1. Prelude to Perfection: Take the ribeye out of the refrigerator and let it bask in room temperature glory for about an hour. This harmonizes the steak’s fibers, ensuring a harmonious sear.
  2. Season’s Overture: Sprinkle the kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper onto the ribeye’s surface like stardust on a midnight canvas. Gently press the seasonings into the meat, a prelude to the flavorful crescendo.
  3. Searing Sonata: Place your cast-iron skillet on high heat. Let it sing with intensity until it’s almost white-hot. The steak demands a scorching stage for its entrance.
  4. Buttery Cadence: Add a tablespoon of unsalted butter to the pan, letting it melt and swish like a silken gown. Introduce the smashed garlic cloves, allowing their aromatic verses to dance in the air.
  5. Symphonic Sear: Lay the seasoned ribeye onto the sizzling skillet with a confident hiss. Let it sear without disturbance—a searing sonata that lasts for about 3–4 minutes on each side. This is the moment to wield restraint, allowing the Maillard reaction to compose its complex flavors.
  6. Aromatic Overture: As the steak performs its searing ballet, toss in the sprigs of rosemary and thyme. Baste the steak with the molten butter using a spoon, letting the herbaceous aroma join the carnivorous composition.
  7. Crescendo of Rest: Once seared to your desired level of succulence, lift the ribeye from the pan and let it rest on a warm platter. This interlude allows the juices to redistribute, resulting in a moist, decadent bite.

Conclusion

The final act has arrived. The ribeye, now a masterpiece of char and tenderness, is ready for its encore—on your plate. Slice into its marbled expanse, and let the juices flow like a mellifluous coda. Each bite encapsulates the harmony of flavors: the primal umami, the herbaceous grace, and the subtle symphony of garlic. As you savor each morsel, remember that this is more than a steak; it’s a carnivorous elegy, a gastronomic masterpiece born from fire, skill, and a carnivore’s yearning.

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