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USDA Prime Black Angus Pasture-Raised Tomahawk Steak - (2 lb avg)

USDA Prime Black Angus Pasture-Raised Tomahawk Steak - (2 lb avg)

Built to be the centerpiece. This USDA Prime Black Angus Tomahawk Steak is a thick-cut bone-in ribeye with the long, Frenched rib bone left intact for its unmistakable presentation. Expect the generous marbling, rich beef flavor, and juicy texture of a Prime ribeye in an oversized cut made for grilling, reverse-searing, and sharing.

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Full product description

What Is a Tomahawk Steak?

A tomahawk steak is essentially an oversized bone-in ribeye with the rib bone left long and Frenched for a dramatic presentation.

The meat itself comes from the same prized rib section as ribeye, giving you abundant marbling, rich flavor, and a tender, juicy texture.

What sets the tomahawk apart is its combination of thickness, bone-in character, and sheer size.

USDA Prime Quality

This tomahawk is cut from USDA Prime Black Angus beef, the highest USDA beef quality grade.

Prime beef is selected for abundant intramuscular marbling, which is especially important in ribeye. As the steak cooks, that marbling renders throughout the meat, contributing richness, juiciness, and the deep beef flavor ribeye is known for.

For a steak this substantial, starting with Prime-grade beef makes a noticeable difference.

Pasture-Raised & Grain-Finished

Our Black Angus cattle are raised on pasture and grain-finished.

Pasture access allows the cattle to roam and graze, while the finishing program helps develop the marbling and consistency expected from USDA Prime beef.

The result is a richly marbled steak with clean beef flavor and reliable cooking performance.

Flavor & Texture

Tomahawk delivers the same profile that makes ribeye one of the most sought-after steak cuts:

  • Rich, beef-forward flavor
  • Abundant marbling
  • Tender, juicy texture
  • Deeply caramelized exterior when seared properly
  • Richer finish than filet mignon or New York strip

The bone and substantial thickness also make this an especially satisfying steak to cook over live fire or on the grill.

A Steak Made for Sharing

At approximately 2 pounds per steak, the tomahawk is significantly larger than a standard ribeye.

It makes an impressive centerpiece for two people, especially when served with sides or as part of a surf & turf dinner.

Slice it tableside after resting and serve family-style for the full experience.

How to Cook a Tomahawk Steak

Because of its thickness, a tomahawk benefits from a two-stage cooking method.

Reverse Sear

Cook the steak slowly over indirect heat or in a low oven until it approaches your desired internal temperature, then finish over very high heat to build a deep crust.

Grill

Use a two-zone grill. Bring the steak up to temperature over indirect heat, then move it over the hottest part of the grill for the final sear.

Cast Iron + Oven

Sear both sides in a heavy cast-iron pan, then finish in the oven until the center reaches your preferred doneness.

For the best balance of rendered marbling and juicy texture, medium-rare to medium works especially well.

Allow the steak to rest thoroughly before slicing.

Why the Long Bone?

The extended Frenched bone is what gives the tomahawk its signature appearance.

It transforms an already premium bone-in ribeye into a true centerpiece—ideal for dinner parties, celebrations, grilling weekends, or any meal where presentation matters as much as the steak itself.

Tomahawk vs. Ribeye

Both cuts come from the rib section and deliver the rich marbling and flavor associated with ribeye.

Tomahawk: Oversized, bone-in, thick-cut, and designed for sharing and presentation.

Boneless Ribeye: Easier to cook and portion for an individual meal while delivering the same signature ribeye richness.

Choose the tomahawk when you want the ribeye experience on a much larger scale.

Perfect for Surf & Turf

The richness of Prime ribeye pairs naturally with premium seafood.

Serve alongside lobster tails, king crab, Hokkaido scallops, or colossal shrimp for an impressive steakhouse-style surf & turf dinner at home.

Product Details

Product: Black Angus Tomahawk Steak
Grade: USDA Prime
Cut: Bone-In Ribeye / Tomahawk
Average Weight: Approximately 2 lb
Cattle: Black Angus
Raising Method: Pasture-raised
Finish: Grain-finished
Animal Care: Certified Humane®
Antibiotics: None
Added Growth Hormones: None
Condition: Frozen
Best Cooking Methods: Reverse sear, grill, cast iron + oven

Portion per pack

28-34oz tomahawk aka Frenched Bone-In Ribeye.
Extra marbling for a rich flavor. HUGE portion, great for sharing!

Certification

Certified Humane® by Humane Farm Animal Care (HFAC).
Stringent audits ensure the animals are calm, relaxed, and well cared for throughout their entire lives. Cattle prods, cages, crates, and tie stalls are strictly prohibited.
The animals are free to roam and graze on pastureland, and finished with high-quality corn-based feed, with no animal byproducts, antibiotics or growth hormones.

Grading

USDA Prime - highest grade in the USA, less than 2% of U.S. meat is graded Prime.

Cooking tips

If frozen, thaw slowly, like overnight in the refrigerator.

The high fat content of the Ribeye gives a lot of flavor and best enjoyed at a medium finish, giving the fat enough time to render. Use a very hot pan (like a cast iron skillet) and sear each side for about 3 minutes.

FAQ's

What is a tomahawk steak?

A tomahawk is a thick-cut bone-in ribeye with an extended Frenched rib bone. It comes from the same rib section as traditional ribeye and is known for rich marbling, tenderness, and an impressive presentation.

Is this tomahawk USDA Prime?

Yes. This tomahawk is cut from USDA Prime Black Angus beef, the highest USDA beef quality grade.

How large is the tomahawk steak?

Each steak averages approximately 2 pounds, making it substantially larger than a standard individual steak.

How many people does one tomahawk steak serve?

One tomahawk is generally ideal for two people, particularly when served with sides or as part of a multi-course meal.

Is a tomahawk steak the same as ribeye?

The meat comes from the same rib section. A tomahawk is essentially a thick bone-in ribeye with the long rib bone left attached and Frenched for presentation.

Is this beef grass-fed?

The cattle are pasture-raised and grain-finished. They graze while on pasture and receive a grain-based finishing diet before harvest.

What does tomahawk steak taste like?

Expect rich, savory beef flavor with abundant marbling and a juicy, tender texture. Its flavor profile is essentially that of a premium ribeye.

What is the best way to cook a tomahawk steak?

Reverse-searing is one of the best methods because of the steak's thickness. Bring the interior gradually toward your desired temperature, then finish over very high heat for a deeply browned crust.

Can I grill a tomahawk steak?

Yes. A two-zone grill works especially well. Cook the steak over indirect heat first, then move it over direct high heat to finish with a strong sear.

What temperature should I cook a tomahawk steak to?

Medium-rare to medium is particularly well suited to ribeye because it allows the internal marbling to soften and render while preserving juiciness.

Should I let the steak rest before slicing?

Yes. A large steak like this should be allowed to rest thoroughly after cooking so the juices redistribute before carving.

How should I thaw the tomahawk steak?

Thaw slowly in the refrigerator before cooking. Because of its size and thickness, allow plenty of time for the steak to thaw completely.

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FAQ - USDA Prime Beef

What does USDA Prime mean?

USDA Prime is the highest grade of beef in the United States, based on marbling, tenderness, and overall quality. Only a small percentage of beef qualifies for this grade.

Is USDA Prime better than Choice or Select?

Yes. USDA Prime has significantly more marbling than Choice or Select, resulting in better flavor, tenderness, and juiciness.

Is all USDA Prime beef the same?

No. While all Prime beef meets minimum standards, quality can still vary based on sourcing, feeding, and handling. Well-sourced Prime beef will have better consistency and flavor.

What’s the difference between grass-fed and grain-finished beef?

Grass-fed beef develops deeper, more complex flavor, while grain finishing helps increase marbling and tenderness. A balanced approach delivers both flavor and texture.

How should I cook USDA Prime steak?

High heat methods work best:

  • pan-searing
  • grilling
  • broiling

Allow the steak to rest after cooking for best results.

What temperature should I cook ribeye to?

For optimal flavor and texture:

  • Medium-rare: 130–135°F
  • Medium: 135–145°F

Avoid overcooking to preserve tenderness.

Can I freeze USDA Prime beef?

Yes. Vacuum-sealed beef freezes well and maintains quality when thawed properly in the refrigerator.