Beef Rib Eye
Beef Rib Eye
Beef Rib eye is a cut from the rib section. Rib eye steak are served in restaurants as pan-seared steak. Cooked in butter with just salt and pepper, creates an aromatic and mouth watering Rib-eye steak. Rib eye when cut into cubes is perfect recipe for beef salpicao.
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Beef Rib eye is a cut from the rib section. Rib eye steak are served in restaurants as pan-seared steak. Cooked in butter with just salt and pepper, creates an aromatic and mouth watering Rib-eye steak. Rib eye when cut into cubes is perfect recipe for beef salpicao.
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