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Ribeye roast in Israel
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    Posted: 26 December 2013 at 09:59
I am in israel for the holidays .
as i got here my sister Ordered a roast beef . and a roastbeef  for my sister is not easy .
she likes a nice crust , moist , and almost well done . medium well to well .(one in every family)
the cut is Rib eye .
rub with olive oil with crush garlic,
hot Paprika , black pepper , Mustard powder, salt, brown sugar .
wrap with plastic wrap and let it rest for 24 hours .
in to a pre heat oven 350f for an 45 minutes  turn of the heat and leave for 20 Minutes .
now i let  it  rest for 30 minutes . it came out great as she likes it .









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Looks delicious. 

Have a Merry Christmas as well.
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   Looks delicious, you did one fine job!

  Happy Holidays!
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A little too done for me but like you said "there is one in every family". Nice work Ahron crust looks grea!
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That crust looks phenomenal Ahron...too bad you can't educate your sister's palate a bit.Wink

I believe I will try your crusting method the next time I do a nice sirloin roast.
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Y'all think that's overdone, Mark? Lemme introduce you to my brother.

You know the finger trick for judging the doneness of steak? Lightly touch your thumb to your index finger. Then press the ball at the base of your thumb. That's the feel of a rare steak. Middle finger is medium. Ring finger is well done.

Now if you touch your pinkie, my brother will tell you the steak is almost cooked at that point.

Of course, he floods it with ketchup then, to make it moist.

I assure you, I am not making this up.
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   Yeah, we all have to work within the confines of our guest...to some degree.  At work, there's a guy who loves his steaks practically as dry as jerky.  I'll bring his meat to a proper well done...which is further than I like...but still not too bad.  He's responsible for cooking it any further than that.  In a work setting...well, this works.  

  Again...the roast looks delicious!
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Thanks guys .
it was very moist and Disappeared in 2 days.
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It looks beautiful to me, Ahron - great job on a wonderful crust and a very nice roast!

Up until a couple of years ago, I preferred medium-well, but I have been trying them at medium lately and liking them. Thing is, if done right, even a "well-done" steak or roast can be great!
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Originally posted by TasunkaWitko TasunkaWitko wrote:

It looks beautiful to me, Ahron - great job on a wonderful crust and a very nice roast!

Up until a couple of years ago, I preferred medium-well, but I have been trying them at medium lately and liking them. Thing is, if done right, even a "well-done" steak or roast can be great!
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Ahron,

Firstly, your black pepper and spiced encrusted rib roast pictorial is exceptional ! And thank you for posting.


I have wanted to mention to you, that I have had the honor of meeting one of the most incredible Chefs, from Tel Aviv, who was considered by The New York Times to be the Top Chef of Israel, Chef Meir Adoni.

I thought of you, when interviewing him.

I shall provide the details in a separate post in the Library and where you can read the Interview and the link.


May the New Year bring good health, success and fulfilment,

Santé .. Bonne Année ...

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Originally posted by Margi Cintrano Margi Cintrano wrote:


Ahron,

Firstly, your black pepper and spiced encrusted rib roast pictorial is exceptional ! And thank you for posting.


I have wanted to mention to you, that I have had the honor of meeting one of the most incredible Chefs, from Tel Aviv, who was considered by The New York Times to be the Top Chef of Israel, Chef Meir Adoni.

I thought of you, when interviewing him.

I shall provide the details in a separate post in the Library and where you can read the Interview and the link.


May the New Year bring good health, success and fulfilment,

Santé .. Bonne Année ...

Margaux.

Thanks . and the best wishes to you and to your family 
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Thank you Ahron and all my best.
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This looks beautiful. I live with a med well roast lover. She would approve.
I am a little bewildered as to how such a beautiful crust was developed in only 45 minutes at 350F.
Perhaps the picture deceives me in regards to the size of the roast.

I live at some altitude and I would be nowhere near this result in 45 minutes at 350F
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