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The Perfect Ribeye Steak on the Big Green Egg (Or Kamado Joe)

The Perfect Ribeye Steak on the Big Green Egg (Or Kamado Joe)

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While reverse searing a steak is a favorite, this method of cooking the perfect Rib-eye is a must try. Not only will it deliver the most juicy, mouth watering flavor but its super easy to hit your target internal temperature every time!

How to Setup the Big Green Egg for the Perfect Rib-eye Steak?

Rib-eye is best cooked over direct heat. Fire up the Big Green Egg and get is dialed into about 300 degrees. If you are looking for some more flavor, throw a couple chunks of mesquite wood on top of the charcoal and then insert your grill grate. No plate setter or conv”egg”tor is necessary for this cook.

Rib-eye Steak Ingredients

For this perfectly cooked Rib-eye the following is recommended;

  • Raising the Steaks by Dizzy Pig
  • Mesquite
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil

How to Prepare Rib-eye Steak?

Ribeye Steaks On The Big Green Egg Extra Virgin Olive Oil

To prepare the Rib-eye steak, start out by putting a thin layer of Extra Virgin Olive Oil on and rubbing it into the meat.

Ribeye Steaks On The Big Green Egg Raising The Steaks Seasoning

Next, put a liberal amount of the Raising the Steaks seasoning by Dizzy Pig.

Ribeye Steaks On The Big Green Egg Mesquite Seasoning

Follow it up with a little bit of Mesquite seasoning by McCormick.

Ribeye Steaks On The Big Green Egg Ready For Bge

No the steaks can be thrown in the fridge for up to a hour or so. This will really let the meat start to absorb all the flavor from the added spices. That is all there is to preparing this perfect Rib-eye Steak!

How to Cook the Perfect Rib-eye Steak?

Ribeye Steaks On The Big Green Egg Cooking 1

Once the BGE is running steady around 300 degrees and your Rib-eyes have rested in the fridge to let the meat absorb the seasoning, it is time to get them on the BGE. Start out by simply putting the steaks on the grate and closing the lid.

Ribeye Steaks On The Big Green Egg Cooking 2

Once the steaks are on the grate remove the top vent and set aside. After about 2-3 minutes you’ll notice flames starting to sear the steak and the temperature rising fast in the BGE. You can flip them and close the lid.

After another two minutes it is time to check the temperature. Being Rib-eye’s, I like to pull mine at 130 degrees. Once they are plated you’ll find that they will have rose another 5 degrees “ish” which will bring you that perfectly cooked steak. Enjoy!

Ribeye Steaks On The Big Green Egg - Plated

Rib-eye Steak

Prep Time: 1 minute
Cook Time: 6 minutes
Total Time: 7 minutes

This Ribeye delivers so much flavor it will be back on your cooking rotation to cook again in no time. The Raising the Steaks Seasoning by Dizzy Pig and Mesquite will surely have you craving for more!

Ingredients

  • 1 Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • 1 Raising the Steaks Seasoning (Dizzy Pig)
  • 1 Mesquite McCormick

Instructions

  1. Start out by putting a thin layer of Extra Virgin Olive Oil on the Ribeyes. Follow this with a generous amount of Raising the Steak by Dizzy Pig and then a little Mesquite.
  2. Place steaks in the fridge for around an hour to allow the meat to really absorb the spices.
  3. Fire up the Big Green Egg and get it dialed into about 300 degreees. This is a direct cook so no plate setter or conv"egg"tor is needed.
  4. Place the steaks on the grill grate and close the lid. Remove the top vent cap and let them cook for about two to three minutes. Flip the steaks and recheck in two minutes. Pull the steaks when the internal temperature reaches 130 degrees.
  5. While plating and resting you'll notice the temperature will rise about 5 degrees settling at the perfect medium steak. Enjoy!

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