Chef Ron's "Prime Rib & Rib Eye-Steaks.. a Beef Bonanza!"
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Thanks Chef, I appreciate your consideration for your subscribers. Not too sure that Al knows you or I but maybe Hilary could get to know learn the metric system as it seemed to be pretty easy for Monica to get a hold of it. (could she actually count in inches) Got to Tescos but also found the beer counter.
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It's always so nice to see the kids are involved during the cooking :)
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So U Like the BHS????.......Cool Band, Only I'm Not Sure I Want Them Cookin my Rib Eye.......
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@RonandRobin YW...I Will be a Devoted Straggler...Er, Follower.......
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... way tastier with the bone-in
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@dutchmixtape : ?Que?
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Great Vid!!!...I Never Thought of Using the Bacon Grease, But It's a Logical Progression, or is it Degression???....Anyways, People Who Would Take a Work of Art Steak Like This & Cook it Well Done...Should be Shot, But Not Before They Are Waterboarded, For a Minumum of 37 Days.......
CelticBadBoyPoet7 7 months ago
@CelticBadBoyPoet7 - You preachin' to the Choir on that one CBBP! Thanks alot for the look-see. R&R
RonandRobin 7 months ago 2
what will the cameraman eat?
opnasd 10 months ago
@opnasd - a VERY good question! As our cameraman -in this case- was my beautiful wife, she had my rib-eye steak!! Not to worry... I was soon diggin' into that prime rib that was in the oven! Thanks for watching!
RonandRobin 10 months ago
I take it back.. Those look awesome.
Lots of rubs are loaded with butter -- I like the bacon method. Must try.
twebb72 1 year ago
@twebb72 - Gratzi T... but I must agree. Bone-in IS best- especially when you get to do the Fred Flintstone thing- after the steak is all eaten!
As for bacon fat- ahhhhh. The magical swine. It really IS awesome!
RonandRobin 1 year ago