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=== Assistant: Perfect — ¾-inch about 2 cm ribeye cooks fast, even from frozen. === Perfect — ¾-inch (about 2 cm) ribeye cooks fast, even from frozen. Here’s the adjusted air-fryer method so it doesn’t overcook. ==== ### ==== * 200°C / 400°F for 5 minutes ===== - Place steak in basket (no oil) ===== * Cook 4 minutes * Flip, cook another 4 minutes ===== - Remove steak ===== * Pat dry * Season with salt & pepper * Light spray or brush of oil ===== | | | | ===== | --- | --- | --- | | | | | | | | | | | | | Flip once during this step. ===== - Rest 3–5 minutes ===== * Add butter or garlic if you like ==== - Do not skip resting — carryover cooking is real ==== * Watch closely after 8 minutes total * If your air fryer runs hot, reduce by 1 minute ===== - After cooking, blast 1 minute at max temp or sear quickly in a hot pan ===== If you want this medium-rare or medium, tell me which one — I’ll lock in the exact timing so it’s foolproof 👍
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