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Rib Steak (Bone-In Ribeye)

A bone-in ribeye: the rich, well-marbled rib steak cut with the rib bone left on.

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AnimalBeef
SectionRib
BoneBone-in
TendernessVery tender
Also calledbone-in ribeye, bone-in rib steak, rib eye steak, bone-in

Best ways to cook it

  • Grill
  • Pan-sear
  • Broil

About this cut

What it is and how to use it

A rib steak is a bone-in ribeye. It is the same rich, heavily marbled steak from the rib section, cut with the rib bone left on. The bone adds a little flavor and helps the steak hold its shape over high heat. On the plant's cut sheet, rib steak is one of the ribeye choices, along with ribeye roast and ribeye steak.

Cook’s tipCook over high heat and let the steak rest for a few minutes before cutting. Check with a thermometer; 145°F with a 3-minute rest is the USDA minimum for beef steaks.

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