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Father's Day ribeyes
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cul-de-sac-er
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I'm looking for a ribeye recipe to impress all.
My equipment that I have is a BGE, plate setter, remote thermometer, no CI grid, CI griddle
Should I go reverse sear, trex and any rub ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Happy Father's Day to all
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Oil, cracked pepper and kosher salt. Sear as hot as you can get your egg for a minute or two each side depending on thickness for med rare. Steak is about cut and quality not flashy gadgets and endless minutiae--let the meat speak for itself.
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I agree with everything but the oil.SpreadEagleBeagle said:Oil, cracked pepper and kosher salt. Sear as hot as you can get your egg for a minute or two each side depending on thickness for med rare. Steak is about cut and quality not flashy gadgets and endless minutiae--let the meat speak for itself.
Oil isn't going to add anything and could possibly impart a bad flavor as it will burn at high searing temps. Do one with and one without, and you'll never add oil again. If you want to add fat, finish your steak with garlic butter during rest.
With good meat, S&P and let the beef speak for itself.Just a hack that makes some $hitty BBQ.... -
also, flip frequently
Here are some good tips
http://www.seriouseats.com/2011/03/the-food-lab-more-tips-for-perfect-steaks.html
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If you want to try a reverse sear you can use the CI griddle as the indirect piece. You need some kind of raised grid. Doesn't have to be anything fancy. You could just use a foil pan sitting on top of the griddle with some kind of rack on top. Roast the steaks at 275ish until they are 120-125ish. Remove the steaks and the raised grid. Let the steaks rest while the egg/griddle heats up. Hit them for 60-90 seconds per side to put a crust on them.I did this using a griddle on the "grill pan" side, but I think it would work great on a flat griddle as well. I used a raised grid and used a foil drip pan sitting on top of the griddle to catch the drippings during the roast.Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg.
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Great input...thanks guys and have a great Father's Day
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