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If I get ambitious might throw a ribeye on the Ninja Woodfire to see how well it grills steaks.
 
Rules question.

Went to my favorite meat counter looking for a thick cut ribeye. They had nothing thicker than maybe 1 1/4" in the case. Counter was busy and didn't want to wait for a special cut. Picked up a thick 2# Delmonico.

If I decide to enter, is a Delmonico an acceptable entry?
 
Rules question.

Went to my favorite meat counter looking for a thick cut ribeye. They had nothing thicker than maybe 1 1/4" in the case. Counter was busy and didn't want to wait for a special cut. Picked up a thick 2# Delmonico.

If I decide to enter, is a Delmonico an acceptable entry?


Good question - I've seen cuts labeled "Delmonico" that were clearly ribeye, but also seen cuts like Chuckeye also labeled as ribeye. Thus, there seems to be no clear consensus as to what a "Delmonico" really is:


https://www.thespruceeats.com/what-is-a-delmonico-steak-995643


If the meat you purchased looks like this, with a filet in the center surrounded by a cap, then it's a ribeye:


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If it doesn't look like this, then it's not a ribeye. :thumb:
 
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