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Dry Aged Ribeye - Advice
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MurrayG
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As a new user of the BGE, I would welcome some advice as I'm going to prepare some dry-aged ribeye steaks. 60 days and just under 2" thick. Also pouring a 2000 Mouton Rothchild so I do not want to screw this up.
I have a large BGE. Just purchased a large adjustable rig combo from the Ceramic Grill Store. Still trying to figure out the BGE.
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Do a search for reverse sear. Almost Impossible to screw it up. Go to 110 internal, pull em off and foil em until you get to 700 . For a 2 inch steak I'd sear 60 to 90 seconds a side, let em rest for a couple minutes and dig in
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From my experience dry aged steaks cook much faster so keep a close eye.
I'd read up on the TRex method or reverse sear (opposite of TRex). Either should work fine.
Smaksmak
Leesburg, VA
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