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4258891 No.4258891 [Reply] [Original]

Hey /ck/, I just checked my freezer and found a bone-in rib eye roast...Problem is I don't want to make roast, I want to make a steak, is there any way I can cook this like a steak? Pic related

>> No.4258899

how thick ? you could try deboning it and slicing it into thinner steaks.

>> No.4258904

>>4258891

do you own a GD knife?

yes---->cut it you damn idiot

no---->gnaw your way through it until the desired portion is reached.

>> No.4258921

>>4258904
I don't know what a GD knife is...but I bet when it thaws I could cut it up into smaller peices. Could I bbq those?

>> No.4258980

>>4258891
cut out the bone and cut it down the middle hot dog bun style to turn it into 2 thinner steaks, but don't cut it completely through; leave a little connective tissue keeping the 2 slices together so you can make a rib-eye mariposa. grill it over charcoal and serve with chimmi churri and a mendoza wine

>> No.4258992

>>4258921
Isn't barbecue supposed to be done with very large pieces of meat?

>> No.4258994

>>4258992
I think he may be confusing gas bbq with coal bbq

>> No.4258999

>>4258992
depends on your local definition of barbecue, which may or may not specify cut size at all

>> No.4259013

>>4258980
Sir, I'm but a humble university student. If you said use salsa and budd light, maybe I could make something work...

>> No.4259058

>>4259013
http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/chimichurri/

>> No.4259097

>>4259013
The wine is optional, but it would compliment it. You can get a nice bottle for under 15 dollars

>> No.4259108

stab with knife, stuff holes with chopped garlic, sprinkle salt and pepper (worstechire if you're a fan), get skillet hot, pan sear each side for a few seconds and throw in oven for 10-20 mins depending on how rare you'd like it

>> No.4259126

>>4259108
at what temperature?