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Chile Rub Steak

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This easy recipe for a Chile Rub Steak starts with 1 1/2 inch thick rib eye steak. This recipe is easy, quick and the flavors are........SPICY!

I prefer a boneless rib eye, however a bone-in will work just as well. Pair this with barbeque baked beans and southwest corn bread....will remind you of sitting around a campfire!

Chile Rub Rib Eye

4 - 8 oz Rib-Eye Steaks, 1 1/2 inch thick
1 tsp each:
chile, chipotle & ancho chile powders
black & cayenne pepper
1/2 tsp cumin, garlic & onion powder
1/2 tsp Kosher salt

  • Combine dry ingredients, generously season
    both sides---Rub into meat. Place steaks on
    cutting board, cover and let rest about an hour.
    Minimum 30 minutes, steaks best cooked at
    room temperature.
  • Start your grill, you want it nice and hot.
    Gas grills turn to high heat for at least
    10 minutes. Charcoal - heat until coals are
    coated with ash, spread out evenly.

  • Lightly grease grill to prevent sticking.
    Place steak on grill. Cook 2 minutes,
    for great grill marks give a quarter turn,
    cook an additional 2 minutes. Flip steak
    with tongs, cook 2 minutes, turn for
    grill marks, cook another 2 minutes.
    Cooked to medium-rare, or 125 degrees.



  • Dale and Thomas Popcorn
  • Remove from grill, let rest
    10 minutes to allow juices to
    redistribute. As tempting as
    it is--wait!!

  • Rare = 120 degrees
    Medium Rare = 125 degress
    Medium = 130 degrees
    Adjust time and check temp accordingly.


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