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Cuts from the rib are quite tender;
however, those from the section nearest the chuck are less tender than the ones
from the area nearest the loin. Rib cuts are packaged as roasts--rib roast,
large end (near the chuck), rib roast, small end (near the loin), rib eye roast,
rib steaks and rib eye steaks (also known as Delmonico steaks).
In general, rib cuts should be roasted, but the steaks can be broiled, grilled,
or sauteed. Back ribs, another cut from this section, come with the bone intact
and should be either roasted or braised. |
Most of our ground beef recipes can be found in
Mom's Diner along with beef stew recipes,
roast recipes, meatloaf recipes, and more.
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Rib Eye Steaks
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Rib Eye Steak with Roasted Red Pepper Coulis
Chipotle Rubbed Beef Ribs
Stephan Pyles' Texas Rib-Eye
Swank Delmonico Steak
Salt Encrusted
Rib-Eye Roast
Steak
Au Poivre
Rib Eye Roast
Rib-Eye
Steaks with Curried Salt
Beef
Roulades with Blue Cheese and Walnuts
Bloody Mary Ribeyes
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