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Rubia Gallega Rib Steak 1kg - Dry-Aged Galician Breed Beef, 45-Day Aged, Marbled Fat, Charcoal-Grilled Flavor Reviews

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Rubia Gallega Rib Steak 1kg Rubia Gallega is a breed of cattle indigenous to Galicia. This beef is produced exclusively from this breed. The cattle graze on the meadows of Galicia for up to 8-12 years, allowing them to grow big and put on layers of marbled fat. This results in an extraordinary flavour, an intense beefy-ness, and succulence. The beef is then dry-aged for 45 days, further intensifying the flavour and tenderizing the meat. Cooking Rubia Gallega Beef: This beef is traditionally cooked over charcoal, but it will also cook beautifully on a plancha or on a cast iron griddle or pan. The important thing to remember is that Rubia Gallega beef has sufficient fat within each steak, so just a light greasing of the pan is necessary.

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Anonymous
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Best steak we have ever had!
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Posted 3 weeks ago
Anonymous
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I'm now obsessed with this Galician steak, as well as the others. the flavour is incredible and outrageous, it's completely changed my whole world view on how a steak should taste. basco delivering the goods once again! keep up the good work Basco team!! Neil P
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Posted 1 month ago
Craig Robinson
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Bought 2 as the center piece of a barbecue party. Dry brined overnight. Flavour was fine but tough as old boots. Spend your money on a good British piece of beef from your butcher for the same money. Really disappointing.
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Posted 1 month ago
Hi Craig, I’m sorry to hear the rib steak didn’t meet your expectations and felt tough. I hope the new steak we ahve sent out for you to try restores your faith in us. Kind regards, Basco team
Posted 3 weeks ago
Anonymous
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Incredible
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Posted 5 months ago
Lucas Burchard
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I divided this big hunk of meat into three parts and although I could taste the promise of something truly delicious, no matter the method used: frying in olive oil, frying in butter or roasting in the oven – the steak failed to deliver. Perhaps I was unlucky: my piece was full of fat and inedible gristle and in the end, I think I salvaged about a fifth of the whole lot. Not a pleasant steak experience. I probably should head to Spain and try my luck there with this type of meat.
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Posted 11 months ago
Robin Shackleton
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wonderful!
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Posted 1 year ago
Christopher White
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After the disappointment with the previous steak we decided to soak this steak in brine for a few hours. We then cooked it “ Sous Vide” at 49°c for just over an hour and then we seared it in a very hot frying pan three minutes Aeschylus side plus a bit of time on its back to get the fat moving It was sensational. Absolutely delicious. A bit chewy but that did not detract for me. The flavour of the meat and the fat was unbelievable.
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Posted 1 year ago
Arturo Bajos Argote
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As good as getting it from Spain! We all love it at home!
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Posted 1 year ago