Ribeye Steak
Ribeye Steak
Ribeye.
Exceptional marbling. Rich complexity. The standard of premium.
Perfection achieved.
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Characteristics:
• Rich marbling throughout, creating exceptional flavor
• Generous fat cap enhances moisture and taste
• Hand-cut to 1-inch thickness
• Our most marbled cut, peak tenderness
• Perfect balance of lean and fat content
• Each piece center cut
• Quality assured
• Hand selected
Average Cut Weight:
- 1" Ribeyes weigh 16 ounces. 1.5" Ribeyes weigh 20 ounces.
Cooking Tips:
The Perfect Ribeye
Before You Begin:
Room temperature. 30 minutes. Allow the marbling to warm.
The Ranch Brand Method
1. High heat. Cast iron. Light oil, if preferred.
2. 4 minutes. First side. Let the crust develop.
3. Flip once. 3 minutes for medium-rare.
4. Rest. 5 minutes. Essential for full flavor.
Temperature Guide
• Rare: 125°F
• Medium Rare: 135°F
• Medium: 145°F
We recommend medium rare.
What You’ll Need
• Cast iron skillet
• Coarse salt
• Fresh cracked pepper
Three Rules
1. Season just before cooking
2. Flip only once
3. Always let it rest
For Maximum Flavor
Salt. Pepper.
Let the ribeye speak for itself.
The Cut:
The Ribeye
• Cut from the primal rib section
• Located between the chuck and the loin
• Carved from ribs 6 through 12
• Features the longissimus dorsi muscle
• Surrounded by complex layers of fat
What Makes It Special
• The rib section carries minimal weight
• Results in remarkable tenderness
• Intense marbling throughout
• Features the prized "eye" of the ribeye
• The spinalis muscle creates the coveted "ribeye cap"
Ranch Brand Standards
• Hand-cut to precise 1.25-inch thickness
• Must contain pronounced marbling
• Selected from the heart of the rib primal
• Aged minimum 28 days for peak flavor
The Perfect Balance.
Rich marbling provides robust beefiness.
Strategic fat placement ensures juiciness.
Complex muscle structure delivers varied textures. One cut. Complete indulgence.
FAQ's
How long can I keep Ribeye Steak in the freezer?
Ribeye Steak can last in the freezer for 6 to 12 months if stored properly at 0°F (-18°C) or lower.
Make sure it’s wrapped tightly in plastic wrap or foil and placed in an airtight freezer bag or container to prevent freezer burn.
For the best taste and texture, try to use it within the first 6 months, but it will remain safe to eat beyond that as long as it’s kept frozen continuously.