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Old 10-08-2011, 09:49 AM   #1
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Thumbs up The Rub Co.'s Santa Maria and Barbeque rubbed Ribeyes

So I got this ungraded whole boneless ribeye at the local mom and pop for 3.99/lb: http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=117711

And cut some steaks for grilling. Both Ryan and Moose had suggested I try the half and half combo of The Rub Co.'s Santa Maria Style and Barbeque rubs. So that's what I did. I dusted them liberally and let them sit in the fridge uncovered overnight. Brought them out and let them come up to room temp while I fired up the kettle for reverse sear.



Onto the grill they go



After they reached 120...





And resting...nice and juicy!





Meanwhile, Redhot did the asparagus and mushrooms...



Stirring the easy way...just give the pan a good shake



Redhot does the veggies most of the time as she nails it better then me...and I won't even mention chicken

On the plate...




And the money shot




These were AWESOME! The rub combo is a must try folks. And the 3.99/lb ribeyes weren't to shabby either.

Thanks for looking! And Moose, I am a reverse sear convert.
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Old 10-08-2011, 09:52 AM   #2
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Looks awesome...favorite cut of meat...and I have the same glove!
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Old 10-08-2011, 09:57 AM   #3
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Nice job! Looks great, and at $3.99 per pound, you can't beat that.
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That was your breakfast?!?!
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Old 10-08-2011, 10:02 AM   #5
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That was your breakfast?!?!
Sux to be me.

Nah...last night's dinner.
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I love ribeyes. And they do look awesome!

What does leaving the meat in the fridge uncovered do?
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In deguerre's original thread where he posted this find, several people said that the "no roll" ribeye was better to cook as roast and they weren't good to cook as steaks. That got me a little concerned. But these turned out FANTASTIC, very tender and juicy! I loved the combination of the Rub Co. rubs used, I had to force myself to stop eating! This is one "find" I'm happy he couldn't resist buying!
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Very nice job!

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In deguerre's original thread where he posted this find, several people said that the "no roll" ribeye was better to cook as roast and they weren't good to cook as steaks. That got me a little concerned. But these turned out FANTASTIC, very tender and juicy! I loved the combination of the Rub Co. rubs used, I had to force myself to stop eating! This is one "find" I'm happy he couldn't resist buying!
Yep. I may have to get another couple of these.
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holy smokes those steaks and even the aspargus and mushrooms looks just awesome.
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Yowza! Those steaks look amazing! Veggies look awesome as well. Just finished eating a taco and you made me hungry again. Glad you like the rub combo, too.

Have you ever tried adding a chunk of smoking wood to your coals while you're doing the indirect part of the cook? It adds a great flavor, kind of tastes like the meat was cooked over a wood fire. Works especially well for larger cuts like ribeyes and tri-tips.
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Nice looking food! Looks like a low carbers ideal dinner!

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Looks awesome. You two make a great tag team. May I ask why uncovered in the fridge?
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