The week before last I was up at the processor, watching them process the most recent harvest of two beeves. As I watched them filet out the ribeyes from the ribs, I thought, “Whoa! Look at all that wonderful meat on the ribs, next to the ribeye!” So, on the next beef I had them leave the rib on the ribeyes. Of course, we had to try one to make sure it was OK – wow! Another learning experience. These are sometimes called “rib steaks”, but to avoid confusion and new terminology (or old terminology), we’ll just call them Ribeyes, bone-on.
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