Dry Aged Rib Eye #8:
Dry Aged Rib Eye
This recipe for cooking a Dry Aged Rib Eye steak with a delicious topping of Baby Bella mushrooms, garlic, butter, truffle salt, and gorgonzola cheese is a gourmet approach to grilling. The pairing suggestions of Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Merlot, Zinfandel, or red blends complement the rich flavors of the beef and the umami from the mushrooms, while a glass of Pinot Noir is recommended to enjoy during the cooking process. Here’s a streamlined version of the preparation steps:
Ingredients
– 1 Dry-Aged Ribeye Steak per person (1 ½ inch cut, bone-in preferred)
– Seasoning (e.g., Omaha Steak Private Reserve Rub)
– Baby Bella Mushrooms, sliced
– Butter
– Garlic, minced
– Truffle Salt
– Gorgonzola Cheese
Tools Needed
– Pig’s Tail (or tongs) for flipping the steak
Preparation Steps: Dry Aged Rib Eye
- Season the Steak: Rub the seasoning generously over both sides of the ribeye. Let it sit for 30 minutes before cooking.
- Prepare the Mushrooms: If not pre-sliced, slice the mushrooms. Place them in a pie tin with butter, minced garlic, and a sprinkle of truffle salt.
- Cook the Mushrooms: Place the tin on a medium-heat area of the grill, stirring occasionally.
- Sear the Steak: Sear both sides of the steak on a high-heat area of the grill, then move to a medium-heat area to continue cooking.
- Grill to Desired Doneness: Cook each side for 4-5 minutes, using the finger test to check for doneness.
- Reverse Sear Option: For a reverse sear, start on the medium heat side, then sear on high heat for the last minute on each side.
- Add Toppings: Top the steaks with the cooked mushrooms and gorgonzola cheese before serving.
Checking for Doneness (Finger Test)
– Rare: Press the tip of your index finger to the tip of your thumb. The fleshy area below the thumb should feel like rare meat. See image below:
– Medium-Rare: Press the tip of your middle finger to the tip of your thumb.
– Medium: Press the tip of your ring finger to the tip of your thumb.
– Well-Done: Press the tip of your pinky finger to the tip of your thumb.
In Closing: Dry Aged Rib Eye
Remember, each grill is different, and hands too for that matter, so keep an eye out for flare-ups and adjust cooking times as necessary. Enjoy your cooking and the wonderful steak dinner!
Wine Pairing Note:
While preparing your Dry Aged Rib Eye, sipping on a glass of Pinot Noir not only enhances the cooking experience but also primes your palate for the robust wine pairings to come, making every moment of preparation as delightful as the feast itself.
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