Reverse-Seared Ribeye (Steakhouse Finish)
Edge-to-edge medium-rare with a crackling crust. Works beautifully with USDA Prime or Wagyu/Kobe.
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Steakhouse classics, wild game done right, and smoke-day favorites—designed to work with our Meatman Tools. For perfect doneness every time, see Steak Temps and Cooking Methods. Eat Wild.
Popular: USDA Prime · Wagyu/Kobe · Dry-Aged · Wild Game · All Steaks
Beef · Sous Vide / Oven + Sear · ~60–90 min total
Edge-to-edge medium-rare with a crackling crust. Works beautifully with USDA Prime or Wagyu/Kobe.
Beef · Cast-Iron + Oven · ~25–35 min total
Buttery, tender, and precise. Pair with Steak Temps for perfect doneness.
Beef · Charcoal Two-Zone · ~25–35 min total
Deep char outside, rosy center. Great with NY Strip—Prime preferred.
Beef · Oven Roast · ~3–5 hours
Holiday showstopper, perfect with USDA Prime or Dry-Aged rib roasts.
Beef · Smoker · ~2–3 hours
Brazilian favorite: slow smoke then sear for juicy slices and crispy fat cap.
Wild Game · Cast-Iron / Grill · ~20–30 min
Lean and clean: quick sear to 125–130°F, heavy rest. Shop Elk & Venison.
Wild Game · Cast-Iron · ~20–30 min
Poultry · Cast-Iron + Oven · ~35–50 min
Restaurant-style crackly skin; render low, finish hot. Shop Duck.
Pork · Smoker · ~5 hours
Rich Berkshire pork with classic smoker tenderness. Shop Kurobuta.
Pork · Low & Slow · ~3–4 hours
Deep, savory braise for pasta or polenta. Shop Wild Boar.
Wild Game · Cast-Iron · ~20–30 min
Fast, hot sear to rare/med-rare; buttery rest. Shop Venison.
Lamb · Cast-Iron / Grill · ~20–30 min
Sear and baste for restaurant-level chops; pair with a zippy chimichurri.