Reserve Ribeye Steak
Reserve Ribeye Steak
Reserve Ribeye Steak
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Reserve Ribeye Steak

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Our boneless ribeye steak delivers the perfect combination of juiciness and flavor. It is aged for a minimum of 21 days for enhanced flavor and tenderness. Then we trim it to our strict steakhouse specifications for the ideal grilling experience. There’s a reason it’s called the King of Steaks.

  • Top tier USDA Choice Beef
  • USDA Certified Tender
  • Boneless
  • Aged for a minimum of 21 days
  • No added flavors or ingredients
  • Cut to an average thickness of one and one-quarter inches
  • Product of the USA
  • Shipped frozen


USDA Certified Tender
USDA Choice

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1. Remove steak from the refrigerator at least 20 minutes before cooking. This will help the meat cook more quickly and evenly.
2. Season the steak well for robust flavor.
3. Use an instant-read thermometer to accurately gauge the doneness of the steak.
4. Remove the steak from the oven, pan or grill when it’s approximately 10 degrees below the desired doneness. The residual heat in the meat will continue to cook the steak to your desired temperature while it rests.
5. Let the steak rest, ideally on a rack, for at least 5 minutes before slicing or serving. This will provide a juicier and more tender eating experience, guaranteed.
6. Generally speaking, steaks with more marbling (intramuscular fat) are best enjoyed at medium-rare doneness. This allows the fat to render and crisp, for a delicious crust and tender inside.

• VERY RARE: 115°-120°F (46°-49°C)
• RARE: 120°-130°F (49°-54°C)
• MEDIUM RARE: 130°-140°F (54°-60°C)
• MEDIUM: 140°-150°F (60°-66°C)
• MEDIUM WELL: 150°-155°F (66°-68°C)
• WELL: 155°-160°F (68°-71°C)
• WELL DONE: >160°F (>71°C)

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