- May 9, 2010
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So I feel like an idiot. Awhile back my wife bought a Chuck roast. It was too big to fit in one vac seal bag so I cut it in half and sealed in two seperate bags. We also buy 4-pack ribeye steaks from Kroger on occasion. Since there is only 3 of us we always vacuum seal one steak so by the time we’ve eaten steaks 3 times we get a 4th meal out of them. Two of the vacuum sealed ribeyes had the curved bone at the end. Those were easy to tell when I pulled out of the freezer. The 3rd ribeye is boneless. Now here was my dilemma. Both of these damn smaller boneless pieces look like ribeyes to me. But only one is. One is the other half of the Chuck roast. I took two pics. One with the flash and one without. The meat on top is the one thick end of the Chuck roast. The other two pieces are what I’m trying to figure out which is which. I ultimately decided on the meat on the left as being the ribeye. The reason being is the color of the meat. The thick Chuck up top has a darker shade of red to it, much like the piece I have sitting just below it. The meat on the left is a lighter shade of red and matched the red hue of the other two ribeyes. What do you guys think? I hope I didn’t make a mistake or else someone is going to be eating a tough steak tonight.