I'm like, «I want
the fattiest rib eye that you can bring out.»
Keith Norris: So I tell the waiter, «I want
the fattiest rib eye that the chef can find in the back.»
Not exact matches
And often without even realizing, we choose the
fattier cuts for the best texture and flavor (think: marbled
rib eyes).
Expect plenty of pasta — but also lots of meat, like
rib eye with chimichurri and
fatty pork belly with heirloom beans — at this lush East Austin restaurant.
This rich, beefy, and, yes,
fatty cut is near - perfect to begin with, but dry - aging
rib eyes adds flavor that Young says is «like eating beef mixed with blue cheese and funky mushrooms and truffles.»