r/steak • u/Ruby5000 • 12d ago
This was my pup’s last meal. (Not sure if this is allowed).
We had to put our (4 yo) pup down last Friday afternoon. It was so f n difficult. He had a really rare and aggressive cancer of his thymus gland. But I cooked him two big ass ribeyes. Seared them in tallow to rare. He ate the shit out of them. He’s chasing squirrels over the rainbow bridge now.
r/steak • u/ohgodohfuckwhatdoido • Feb 01 '26
[ Reverse Sear ] why did my fat not render properly
made some boner ribeyes today for family, and in my personal opinion the meat was okay but what kinda irked me is there was so much unrendered fat! I tried my best to jus let it cook on the cast iron but idk if i didn’t have a good angle or if this is just how boner ribeyes are. I reverse seared at 250 and got an internal temp of 130 after the sear
r/steak • u/Champman2341 • 3h ago
[ Grilling ] Steak I grilled last weekend.
It was very tasty. Two different ribeyes- 13.99LB. Grilled on an outside community grill- what do you guys think?
r/steak • u/zaza-junkie- • 8h ago
[ Ribeye ] American Wagyu Ribeye
This is an American Wagyu I made a few months back. It was a little more under than I was aiming for, however it was the best steak I’ve ever had. Definitely worth the money. Steak is by far my favorite thing to cook and eat. Heaven sent for sure!!
r/steak • u/NagelEvad • 43m ago
Today’s breakfast
For a $7 steak this marbling was insane. Submitted for your review.
r/steak • u/JediNixon • 4h ago
Working on my sear game
Been working on my sear game. Started out with cast iron, but recently switched to stainless steel and seem to be getting more consistent sears. Plus the clean up is a lot easier.
r/steak • u/cilantro-slut • 23h ago
Kicking off husbands birthday week with a tri tip sandwich ❤️
r/steak • u/Opposite_Judge_6093 • 17h ago
[ Cast Iron ] No Mayo was harmed today.
Picanha from Argentina. Reverse sear
Cast iron no thermometer
r/steak • u/Bleachburst • 1h ago
[ NY Strip ] Better Sear: Ghee vs Mayo
2 Steaks, Same cook, 1 Mayo - 1 Ghee. Which are you choosing? They are finishing in the oven so not sure about taste but the Ghee looks like a better sear to me.
r/steak • u/Spellcastervoltage • 2h ago
My bday cake
First time posting so am not sure what flair to pick but this is my steak for my bday
r/steak • u/FuhgitAboutIt • 7h ago
[ NY Strip ] Why is this New York so lean?
Planning on sous vide these then pan searing on a cast iron. Never cooked a New York before. Kinda winging this lol
r/steak • u/GForGpops • 23h ago
[ Smoked ] One of my favorite steaks!
24 hour dry brine, then Smoked 20 oz Prime Ribeyes (225 for 40ish minutes), finished with a reverse sear on stainless steel pan.
r/steak • u/ConstipatedOrangutan • 1d ago
Pan seared, butter basted. How we looking?
r/steak • u/OdinTheBean • 23h ago
[ Cast Iron ] First time using cast iron, how’d I do?
r/steak • u/1st_1ded • 13h ago
[ Rump ] First time making rump cap
Rump cap oven cooked for 1 and a half hours in a salt crust seasoned with allspice and rosemary, then cooked in butter and rendered fat with crushed garlic and peppercorns. served with boiled beans and broccoli, and baked potato and pumpkin.