How to Transform Prime Rib into 15 Juicy Ribeyes (And the Secret to Storing for Later)
A ribeye steak is among the most favored choices. cuts of steak, and One that even prolonged cooking seldom spoils. You might typically order ribeye steaks at your preferred eatery or purchase them pre-sliced, yet opting for a cost-effective choice involves slicing your own ribeyes. This assumes having access to a full prime rib, possessing a sharp blade, owning a sufficiently sized freezer, and providing ample workspace. We consulted with chef Matthew Stowe ", "Top Chef Canada" champion and head chef of JOEY Restaurants -- which has recently launched its newest outlet, JOEY Valley Fair, in Santa Clara -- about the process of transforming prime rib into ribeye steaks. Stowe suggests that when purchasing an entire prime rib, you can expect around 14 to 16 substantial-sized steaks. Ideally, each steak ought to range from 1-1. ½ For simpler slicing, opt for working with meat that has been thoroughly chilled but isn’t entirely frozen. “The meat becomes m...