There’s no reason to stand over a stove or grill to cook ribeye at home. One of the best methods for doing so is oven-cooked ribeye, which gives the steak a little time to cook on its own in low…
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Ribeye is easily one of the most beloved types of steak, and it’s easy to find a way to cook it that yields tons of flavor every time. The sous vide method isn’t one of the most common to use…
There are many ways to cook a steak. The reverse sear method is one of our favorites, but since you’re here, it’s probably one you don’t know much about. However, it’s a cooking method that we highly suggest you add…
In the world of steak, there’s virtually no beef cut that’s as eye-catching and dominating as the rustic, meaty dry aged tomahawk. Tomahawk steak is easily one of a food photographer’s most prized pieces of meat, practically coming to life…
There are few steaks as well-known as a ribeye. This flavorful cut is one of the most common to find at your favorite steakhouse. It stands out on its own with a complementary side dish, like baked tomato or grilled…
There’s something deeply satisfying about learning how to broil ribeye steak and get the results you wanted. When done right, this straightforward cooking method yields a beautifully browned crust and a tender, juicy interior that could rival your favorite steakhouse.…
At Steak University, we talk a lot about pan-searing, grilling, and oven-cooking steak. One method we don’t cover as often is air-frying steak. In this guide, we’re focusing on this often underutilized method of cooking steak to show you that…
A perfectly aged Ribeye steak is a delicious surprise to give someone on their birthday or anniversary. But what if you could take the experience to the next level with just the addition of some spices? Cajun Ribeye is a…
Learning how to cook ribeye in a pan is as easy as following four simple steps that deliver on texture and flavor. Using medium heat is crucial for even cooking and achieving a brown, caramelized exterior. Whether you love bone-in…
While beef has reigned supreme on the grill for decades, it’s far from the only option for hearty flavor. Bison steaks offer a nutritious and flavorful alternative that you can try with ease thanks to the expansion in farming. The…
The steak aisle. There’s no doubt we love this section of the local supermarket. But it can also be an overwhelming experience. What cuts of steak are the best? How can you tell a good cut from a bad one?…
At Steak University, we like to think there’s no bad way to cook a steak (unless it’s any more than medium-rare, but that’s another article). Braised, pan fried, grilled, oven roasted or finished, each method lends a distinct set of…
Grilled has long been one of the most popular ways to enjoy ribeye steak. This yummy cut of steak is tender and full of flavor, and the grill only enhances its texture and taste. In fact, some say that the…
Most steak fans have had pan-seared steak—probably multiple times, even. A pan-seared steak can give you the same golden-brown crust as the grill, but it can also be a more convenient way to cook steak quickly than firing up and…
Shaved ribeye steak, derived from the rib section of beef, is known for its rich, beefy flavor and tenderness. It’s thinly sliced, creating delicate, paper-thin pieces that cook quickly and absorb flavors. The marbling of fat adds succulence, a creamy…
When it comes to beef, two of the most popular cut of steak are tri-tip and ribeye. While they both come from the cow, they have distinct differences in terms of flavor, tenderness, and cooking methods. Understanding the characteristics of…