AuthorZ Grills GuideCategoryBeef, SteakDifficultyBeginnerA ribeye steak on a wood pellet grill is one of the best steaks you will ever eat. A simple recipe that turns out Juicy, flavorful, and easy to grill to perfection.
Ingredients
Directions
Preheat pellet grill to low smoke and let ribeye sit at room temp for approximately 30 minutes.
Sprinkle on your favorite steak rub
Place Ribeye on pellet grill and let it smoke for approximately 20-25 minutes
Remove ribeye from pellet grill, adjust pellet grill temp to 400 degrees
Place ribeye back on pellet grill and sear each side approximately 5 minutes. (Searing is usually best on back right side of pellet grill). Insert internal meat probe.
Cook to desired temperature. Steak at 125°F will be rare, 145°F will be medium, and 165°F will be well done. You should pull your steak off 5 degrees before desired temp (It will keep cooking for a short time after removing)
Wrap in foil and let sit 10 minutes before slicing
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I cooked Ribeye steaks. This was the first time using our Z Grill. The steaks came out very juicy. The smoked flavor isn’t anything like a BBQ but a pleasant surprise. My wife absolutely loved them. Watching your cooked temperature is very important. Could be easy to overcook. Great recipe. Retired Chef... Chef Will
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Ingredients
Directions
Preheat pellet grill to low smoke and let ribeye sit at room temp for approximately 30 minutes.
Sprinkle on your favorite steak rub
Place Ribeye on pellet grill and let it smoke for approximately 20-25 minutes
Remove ribeye from pellet grill, adjust pellet grill temp to 400 degrees
Place ribeye back on pellet grill and sear each side approximately 5 minutes. (Searing is usually best on back right side of pellet grill). Insert internal meat probe.
Cook to desired temperature. Steak at 125°F will be rare, 145°F will be medium, and 165°F will be well done. You should pull your steak off 5 degrees before desired temp (It will keep cooking for a short time after removing)
Wrap in foil and let sit 10 minutes before slicing
