Sweet Heat Teriyaki Ribeye: A Perfect Balance of Bold and Savory Flavors
Looking to elevate your steak game? This fresh take on a ribeye recipe brings together the irresistible combination of sweet, spicy, and umami-rich flavors that will leave you craving more. Featuring The Spice Guy's Oso Hot Honey Rub for that perfect balance of heat and sweetness, paired with the deep savory notes of Saucy Rascals' Everyday Black Garlic Teriyaki, this steak recipe is guaranteed to impress.
With just a few simple steps, you'll create a perfectly seared ribeye with a mouthwatering crust, a juicy interior, and a flavorful glaze that elevates every bite. Whether you're grilling or reverse-searing on a smoker, this recipe ensures a delicious outcome every time.
Perfect for: Date night, weekend BBQs, or a quick yet impressive weeknight dinner.
Recipe Highlights:
Sweet & Spicy Rub: The Oso Hot Honey Rub delivers just the right amount of kick.
Savory Finish: Everyday Black Garlic Teriyaki brings a rich, umami finish.
Versatile Cooking Methods: Grill or reverse-sear, the choice is yours!
This bold ribeye recipe combines a sweet-heat crust from The Spice Guy’s Oso Hot Honey Rub with a savory finish of Saucy Rascals’ Everyday Black Garlic Teriyaki. The result is a rich, juicy steak layered with caramelized char and umami depth.
Ingredients
2 Tbsp Oso Hot Honey Rub by The Spice Guy
2 Tbsp Everyday Black Garlic Teriyaki by Saucy Rascals (for finishing)
2 Ribeye Steaks (1.25–1.5" thick)
1 Tbsp Neutral Oil (for searing)
Chopped Chives or Sesame Seeds (optional, for garnish)
Season the steaks: Pat the ribeyes dry with paper towels. Season generously on all sides with Oso Hot Honey Rub and let rest at room temperature for 30 minutes.
Cook the steaks using your preferred method:
Grill method: Sear over high heat (500°F) for 2–3 minutes per side to build a crust. Move to indirect heat and continue cooking until internal temperature reaches 130°F for medium-rare.
Reverse-seared smoker method: Smoke at 225°F until internal temperature reaches 115°F, then sear over high heat for 1–2 minutes per side to finish.
During the last 2-3 minutes of your cook, brush lightly with Everyday Black Garlic Teriyaki as a glaze.
After reaching your desired internal temperature, pull from the grill or smoker and rest your steaks for 5-10 minutes. Remember that the internal temperature will rise anywhere from 5-10°F during the resting stage, a process which is known as “carryover cooking.”
Garnish with chives or sesame seeds if desired for a restaurant-quality presentation.
Recipe Note
Pro Tip: A light sprinkle of flaky sea salt after slicing enhances the steak’s natural richness and makes the glaze pop!
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