Cajun Ribeye Steak

Cajun Ribeye Steak

Cajun Ribeye Steak grilled on a Weber Kettle Grill

WHAT MALCOM USED IN THIS RECIPE:King Craw Cajun Seasoning Tumbleweeds Fire Starter GrillGratesGrillGrate Tool  Put some cajun spice in your life with this recipe! I take a couple of well marbled ribeye steaks and coat them with a drizzle of olive oil. Each steak is generously seasoned with my King Craw cajun seasoning and rested for 30 minutes to let those flavors sink into the meat. While the steaks rest, I fired up my trusty Weber kettle grill topped with a set of grill grates for searing. I also made a quick “Bayou Butter” to tops these steaks at the end of the cook. The butter is a mixture of stone ground mustard, more King Craw Cajun seasoning, dried parsley and a stick of softened butter. Once it’s mixed up I simply wrap it into a log form using plastic wrap and stick it back into the refrigerator to firm up. Once the grill is ready for action, both steaks hit the hot grill grates. You want the surface temp to be in the 550°F range for searing. Grill each steak for 90 seconds then rotate 90° to create perfect grill marks. Cook for another 90 seconds and flip each steak. Repeat the same cooking process on the back side for a perfectly cook medium rare ribeye. If you want your steak a little more done increase each time by 30 seconds and it’ll turn out medium. (Don’t cook a ribeye past medium, please!) Cajun Ribeye Steak Top each steak with a pat of the Bayou Butter right at the last turn. This will allow the butter to melt over the steak as it finishes cooking. cajun ribeye steak Remove the steaks from the grill and give them a rest for 5-7 minutes before serving. To make a pan-dipping sauce place another pat of butter under each steak while they rest. The butter will melt and combine with the juices from the steaks and it’s Delicious! cajun ribeye steak   Print
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cajun ribeye steak

Cajun Ribeye Steak


Description

Cajun Ribeye Steak will put some spice in your life!


Ingredients

Bayou Butter

  • 1 stick Butter – softened at room temp
  • 1 Tablespoon Creole or Stone Ground Mustard
  • 1 Tablespoon Malcom’s King Craw Cajun Seasoning
  • 1 teaspoon dried Parsley Flakes
  • Combine butter, mustard, Cajun seasoning and parsley in a bowl. Spread onto plastic wrap and form into a log shape wrapping the plastic wrap tight. Store in refrigerator until ready to use.

Instructions

  1. Drizzle ribeyes with olive oil
  2. Season generously with Cajun seasoning and rest at room temp for 30 minutes
  3. Prepare charcoal grill for searing at 550 degrees using grill grates.
  4. Place each steak in grill and cook for 1 minute 30 seconds.
  5. Turn steak 90 degrees to a new spot on the grill and continue to cook for 90 more seconds.
  6. Flip both steaks over and repeat the same steps.
  7. After the last 90 degree turn place a pat of the Bayou Butter on each steak for the final 90 seconds.
  8. At this point the steaks should be about 125 internal. Remove them from the grill and rest for 5-7 minutes before slicing.
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3 responses to “Cajun Ribeye Steak”

  1. SV says:

    Sounds great and the recipe itself looks right but the top says to grill 90 each side – LOL…

  2. RBs Meat says:

    Bro I follow you like the Bible but 90 minutes then rotate? Having fun.

  3. Glenn says:

    Looks amazing. But couldn’t help seeing that your grill grate on the Weber seems to be a bit different than a normal grate. It seems to be more like a grill pan because it looks like it’s not just grill rods going across. It seems to be closed in except for the left and right extremities. What kind of grate is it, and where can it be purchased?

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