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I stated on a YouTube video that it was heresy to deep fry a Ribeye but I was in an adventurous mood tonight.
Peanut oil in my Field Dutch oven to 375° and I tried it. F'ing outstanding! I tossed it in a light coating of Heinz 57 sauce and it's like drugs to an addict. I can't stop.
I'd post a picture but every time I do it's messed up.
I cooked a spare Ribeye over charcoal just in case I messed up.
Anyone replies, I'd send the picture to you and maybe you have better luck posting pictures.


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Oh my! I'd eat a recap tire if it was deep fried.
 
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The way you're describing it, I'd imagined they look and taste similar to burnt ends.

 
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I can see that for the eye part of a ribeye. Sounds like filet bits with a peppercorn dipping sauce which I like. But for the cap, that seems like a waste. I prefer the cap simple and tender always. Why ribeye? Will it work with other cuts? NY and ribeye - I’ll usually buy well marbled prime grade. I’ll get choice for other cuts so it would be cheaper if I’m just gonna deep fry.

Burnt ends - is that only tri-tip?




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I can see that for the eye part of a ribeye. Sounds like filet bits with a peppercorn dipping sauce which I like. But for the cap, that seems like a waste. I prefer the cap simple and tender always. Why ribeye? Will it work with other cuts? NY and ribeye - I’ll usually buy well marbled prime grade. I’ll get choice for other cuts so it would be cheaper if I’m just gonna deep fry.

Burnt ends - is that only tri-tip?


Yep, I'd save the cap and use only the eye. There is nothing better than a cap steak.





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I did the whole Ribeye including the cap.
I did the cap last as to separate it from the rest of the steak.
It turned out great and tossed with a small bit of Heinz 57, it was delicious.
I took a small sandwich bag with what was left(not much) to a friend's house and had her try it. She ate it all.
I cut it up like I would have cut a cooked steak(against the grain), seasoned it and put it in the Dutch oven with peanut oil. Only took like 2 minutes per batch for medium/medium rare.


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Sounds delicious. I may have to give that a try.
 
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Sounds delicious. I may have to give that a try.


It was.
I was skeptical when I first saw a video on it. I was kinda like, "Why would you do that to a steak!?"
I have never done it before so I used a Select grade Ribeye. I wasn't going to use a Black Angus just in case I messed it up. Now that I know, I'll probably go Black Angus next time.


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This does sound very good!


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I’ll deep fry chunks of pork loin and season them. Killer.


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Burnt ends - is that only tri-tip?
Usually from the brisket. I prefer them fatty, but love the slight char and caramelized edges of the burnt ends. Cool
 
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