Rib Eye Steak

£17.39 per kg
100 percent British meat
Can I freeze?

Freeze your Rib Eye Steak on the day of purchase and eat within 3 months.


Tender and tasty in minutes

Rib eye is a great quality, popular steak from the loin and perfect for grilling & frying. It’s tender and fatty qualities make it one of the most flavoursome cuts around.

Cooking tip

The fat within the cut makes it extremely tasty and it can be ready to eat in no time at all – just fry each side on a high heat for a few minutes.

Recipes with Rib Eye Steak

Below are a few tasty recipes and some alternative cut suggestions.

Mushroom and red wine sauce for steak

Serves 4 people

Mushroom and red wine sauce for steak
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Print your recipe
If it helps you can print this recipe and take it to your local Morrisons butcher in-store. Of course, if you want to check what one recommended portion looks like, just ask. Our butchers will be happy to show you.

Preparation time
10 minutes

Cooking time
15 minutes

Today's price
£17.39 per kg

Creamy peppercorn sauce

Serves 4 people

Creamy peppercorn sauce
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Print your recipe
If it helps you can print this recipe and take it to your local Morrisons butcher in-store. Of course, if you want to check what one recommended portion looks like, just ask. Our butchers will be happy to show you.

Preparation time
5 minutes

Cooking time
10 minutes

Today's price
£17.39 per kg


Tasty alternatives

Rump Steak Tender and tasty in minutes
A fresh rump steak can be grilled or fried for a quick, mouth-watering dish. Simply rub the steak in olive oil, salt and pepper before frying and it’ll be ready to eat in a few minutes.
£14.00 per kg
Sirloin Steak Great for grilling or frying
A delicious, tasty sirloin is best fried very quickly on a high heat to keep the flavour in. Just press it into crushed pepper, season with salt and let it cook in its own delicious juices.
£17.39 per kg

Our Suppliers

Suppliers

David and Pam Pengelly raise their herd in a traditional way in the beautiful Devonshire countryside, allowing them to produce rich and tender British fresh lamb.