Swap out the holiday ham for perfectly cooked ribeye steaks this Christmas. Monument Grills recipe for perfect ribeye steaks with hot butter gives your table a new, bold and buttery bite that doubles as a beautiful centerpiece meal that challenges tradition. Yes, holiday cooking can be stressful and steaks for a crowd can be intimidating. But when prepared with one of Monument Grills newest grill models, such as the Denali 605Pro or the Mesa 415BZ, quality construction and tech features, like app-integration, eliminate the guesswork for a consistent cooking experience that allows anyone to know how to grill the perfect ribeye steak.

Monument Grills was founded by a group of friends in Atlanta who believed the best memories were created around the grill. This led to a mission to build the best gas grills that brought people together. This Monument Grills ribeye recipe is guaranteed to bring everyone together this holiday season and looking forward to the holidays yet to come.

How to Grill the Perfect Ribeye Steak

What makes a great steak? To us the most important elements are the seasoning, the sear, and achieving that perfect cook throughout. This Monument Grills recipe for perfect ribeye steaks with hot butter has it all.

The step-by-step instructions and full ingredient list with measurements can be found on the Monument Grills site.

Seasoning

This ribeye recipe gets its flavor from getting double seasoned. First the steak is seasoned all over with Monument Grills Texas Beef Rub and then placed directly on the grill for seared-in flavor.

Once off the grill the steak is topped with compound butter made from a blend of softened butter, fresh chopped garlic and parsley, Monument Grills Texas Hot Pepper Sauce, and Monument Grills Texas Beef Rub. Multiple layers of flavors coat the steak as the butter melts, resulting in a flavorful and succulent steak.

Sear

A hot grill is the key to a perfect sear. This recipe calls for a 600° F preheated grill, which is easy for the Mesa 415BZ and Denali 605Pro. These grills only need 10 minutes to hit 650-700° F and burn between 62,000-78,000 BTU’s. Both grills have dedicated side burners that are perfect for searing, but the Denali 605Pro has its own built-in ceramic infrared sear burner on the grill itself.

The porcelain enameled cast iron grates also provide an even heat throughout to provide a perfect even sear and provide a natural non-stick surface to prevent your perfect ribeye from sticking to the grill.

Perfect Temperature

There are a few different ways to guess the “done-ness” of your steak, but the only way to know without cutting your steak is to check the temperature. The Denali 605Pro comes with two meat probes, perfect for this recipe, that monitor your steaks’ temperature via the Monument Grills app. No more guessing. You’ll know when your steak is cooked to your preference.

Not sure what temperature you or Uncle Eddie likes his steak? Here’s a quick steak temperature chart:

• Rare = 120° F
• Medium Rare = 130° F
• Medium = 140° F
• Medium Well = 150° F
• Well Done = 160° F

To learn more about the Denali 605Pro and Mesa 415BZ read our TIA Article: Monument Grills – A Gift Idea for this Christmas Season.

MORE Christmas Dinner Ideas

Now that you know how to grill the perfect ribeye then you might be looking for other dishes to fill your table this Christmas. Monument Grills has over 100 grilling recipes that range from meat, to seafood, and veggies. You can find sweet and savory dishes from appetizers to desserts, so there’s something to grill for everyone at Christmas dinner this year.

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As you know we produce a lot of videos on Tools in Action.  I know most things in life we always look for quality or quantity, but at Tools in Action we are setting the bar a little different.  We believe in quantity over quality.  We wanted to take this time and share a couple videos that you may have missed.

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This is so crazy I don’t know if this is CGI or rigged but this guy can throw a saw blade and cut a 2×4.  It is next to impossible to produce the torque needed to cut through the entire 2×4.

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The day is finally here, Tools in Action has a great video thanks to Recording at Risk.  I was going to talk about this video, but you just have to watch for yourself.  Great job on putting this video together.  Thanks for sharing and spending the time on it.

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Just when you thought your world couldn’t get anymore upside down comes the upside down truck.  All you need is skill, time and money and you could have your own.

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What do you do when you are building a house on a hill and you can’t get your trucks up? Call this guy!

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I have to admit, we are pretty lackadaisical here at TIA.  Once in a while I have to watch one of these videos to realize how smart we really are. Then I think back to my youth when I loaded a motorcycle into a single axle Uhaul trailer.  I used a 4X8 and speed to get it in there.  Let’s just say, I almost knocked my head off.  Always think things through, ask yourself, how would Bob Vila do it?

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Well I’m sure this isn’t Ryobi approved, but it’s still pretty awesome. Some one posted on Instructables on how to make a robotic lawnmower using a Raspberry PI and a bunch of Ryobi tools. I have to say it’s some pretty impressive engineering!! I think it will be awhile before we see Ryobi making an official version!

Here is the entire project on Instructables.

Here is a news report about it and some in action video. Have to have an in action video for TIA visitors!!

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A couple of days ago my computer broke and hence, no post yesterday.  I do have to give thanks to Dan as he took most of yesterday trying to fix it.  After a long time trying to fix it, we didn’t have any luck, so we ended up buying a new computer and here we are.  I was surfing YouTube and came across a cool video on Heavy Construction Machines and couldn’t stop watching it, so I figure I would post about it.  It’s from the History Channel, so it does take you through a nice little timeline of the evolution on how things use to get done.  It’s pretty long, so make sure you have time.  If your looking for something a little shorter, check out the two videos below.

I know we are a tool and gadget publication, but every now and then we just need a good laugh outside our box.  I was surfing through YouTube the other day and came across some classic TV from late night king Johnny Carson.  The young people watching this probably have no idea who Carson was, but for the old timers they know exactly who he was, a genius.  This was back in the day when late night was truly late night.  It was being up late and having some laughs.  They had creative writers and people who could deliver great joke.  I was born in the 70’s, so I didn’t watch him unless I had the rare opportunity to stay up late.  However most of the good jokes went over my head.  Now looking back and watching some of his old shows, I can’t stop laughing.  Here are a couple good videos and skits he did.

Remember the old Abbott and Costello, Who’s on first?  Here is Carson as President Reagan with James Baker, I believe he was White House Chief of Staff.  This is pretty clever and funny.  FYI James Watt is Secretary of the Interior, might help understand the beginning.

Rodney Dangerfield was also a hysterical guy and appeared many time on Carson.  Rodney always had some of the best one liners around.

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We know everyone doesn’t always follow us on YouTube, so I wanted to show you a couple videos you may have missed from TIA.

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We posted the walking machine before, but this time Izzy Swan went over the top! I wish I had the skills, tools and motivation to take on the insane projects he does!! Anyways I’m sure the TIA crew will enjoy the video. This dinosaur is powered by Bosch. I don’t know if that is the drill of choice for Jurassic animals but I like it!

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If I had skills like the guy in this video I would be dangerous!  He made a machine that walks and is powered by a DeWALT 20V drill.  Izzy Swan is his name and woodworking is his game.  Check him out below.

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The mainstream media, especially ABC news is full of hot air.  They tell you what they want you to hear.  However sometimes they come out with a good story like this one.  What do you guys think?  Did sears rip off loggerhead tools?

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Sometimes a video just boggles my mind.  I am not sure what country this video is from but I cannot believe no one stopped this project from happening.  It legitimizes a building inspector.

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