Beef

Boneless Rib Roast

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In a lip-on ribeye, the ribs are removed but the cut still contains a “lip” of muscles (the longissimus costarum) and fat associated with the short plate side of the cut. Three important muscles and muscle groups are included in this cut: the complexus, the spinal muscles (spinalis dorsi), and the longissimus dorsi (the muscle that, when isolated, makes the “eye” of the ribeye).

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