Anyone have any ideas for these tbones!

OconeeDawg · April 2011

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Morro Bay Rich · April 2011

Yeah, send them over. B)

Scottborasjr · April 2011

What ideas are you looking for? Seasoning, method, or both?

Hoss · April 2011

Sear,rest,season,roast.Pull at 125-130 internal temp,rest for 10-15 minutes,enjoy.

OconeeDawg · April 2011

I am going to try the reverse sear, but this time use the Plate Setter to help keep the temp around 275 until 100 then going to take plate setter out and put cast iron grate on and get done to about 400 and do the reverse sear untill around 120 to 125 internal!!!

SmokeyPitt · April 2011

I did a reverse sear with bone in ribeyes not too long ago and I really enjoyed them. I did it mainly just because I was cookin other stuff and it just seemed easier timing wise.

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I'm sure they will be great either way. I'm checking google maps now to see how long it will take me to get to your house for dinner

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gdenby · April 2011

Seems sort of complicated. Are you going to get the meat to 100, and then remove the plateseter, and continue direct until the dome reaches 400, and then cool the Egg and return the steaks till they are 120+ internal?

If so, I'd expect the steaks to get somewhat burnt on the outside while the Egg reaches 400 dome. Off hand, I'd expect at least 7 minutes to come to 400 from 275, which exposes the meat to lots of direct IR. And during the Egg cool down, they would be shedding moisture. I'd be inclined to go with a more traditional method, and bring the Egg to full searing temp, and proceed as usual.

Oh, and what Morro Bay Rich means when he says "Send them over" that would be to me

Little Steven · April 2011

Rich,

Priceless B)

Steve

OconeeDawg · April 2011

I am going to take the steaks off to let them rest while egg is getting up to temp. Taking the plate setter off so shouldn't take long to get it up to temp. I will let you know. Just an experiment.

Capt Frank · April 2011

I also think you are making this way to complicated.
I know we all talk about cooking to temp not time, searing then roasting, blah, blah blah, but with a steak that size I get a nice hot fire w/ my CI grid on direct, cook four minutes on one side, flip, cook 4 minutes on the other, and eat! Been doing it that way for thirty or forty years or on all different kinds of grills, open fires, whatever, and it works every time

Don't overthink it, it isn't brain surgery!

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OconeeDawg · April 2011

I have found that cooking a thick steak at high temp to get the middle done it Burns the rub and leaves a bitter crust. I use raising the steaks and a little extra salt and pepper so no sugar is in the rub but still get a bitter taste. I have done the hot tub method and it works great. Now I just want to try cooking it at a lower temp first. I will let ya know how it works out.

transversalInactive · April 2011

Egg'em and eat'em.

stike · April 2011

Them's more like bone in strips

I would hot tub or Trex. But you've already eaten them by now, so my opinion means nuthin :laugh: :laugh:

OconeeDawg · April 2011

Your opinion is always welcome. Going to cook them Sunday night.

stike · April 2011

Ah.
Let them sit from now til then unwrapped on a rack over a cookie sheet. They'll dry at the surface, give you a nice brown crust

Then let them warm up a couple hours on the counter, salt only. Sear and add pepper

Or Trex. Or hot tub

How are you gonna have an appetite Sunday night?

stike · April 2011

They really aren't thick enough for that

Just let them warm through before searing. All of the methods here are intent on warming the core before searing. Any will work

OconeeDawg · April 2011

We eat with my wife's family for lunch and mine around 5 so we are going to share a steak. It is like this for every holiday miserable by the end of the day. Those steaks are almost 2in thick can't tell by the pic

stike · April 2011

Thick steaks. All the more reason to warm/tub/trex

Hoss · April 2011

I am ashamed! :blush: In my first reply I left out the most important step.Hot Tub em for an hour or so in a 100-110 degree waterbath for an hour or two,ziploc or foodsaver will work.Then follow other instructions.Dadgum Moonshine! :laugh:

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