We bought them at Costco and they were oh so good. Cut like butter, even though they were a little more done than I like. The sear near the coals was great.
Plated with a baked potato and classic wedge salad with blue cheese dressing. Exceptional dinner!
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeFor next time, if you're searing on the coals, all you need is a dome temp of 400°. It's much hotter at lump level. After the sear, remove the steak, add your normal grid and give it a few minutes to heat up. Then put the meat back on for the roast. No waiting for temps to get nuclear or for them to drop back down. I've been doing it for a while now and love it! If you feel the 20 minute TRex rest is beneficial, you can wait (though I don't), but you can still do the entire cook at 400° max dome.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeClimbed another mountain and I'm delerious. :laugh:
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