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The Differences Between Porterhouse and Ribeye
Both Porterhouse and Ribeye steaks are delicious for weekend barbecues, but they are very different. Coming from different parts of the steer influence their price, taste, size, and accessibility. You can grill both steaks, but Porterhouses are often cooked with the bone attached, while Ribeyes are typically cooked without sauce. Read on to find out the Differences between Porterhouse and Ribeye and what makes each cut unique and dynamic!
January 03, 2022
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Jason Klein