Tyrone's T-Bone's

Hasenpheffer

<p />I received my Large BGE for Christmas and this was the 3rd time cooking on it. I started with a T-Bone and a scrawny porterhouse. I wanted to try the Trex method but decided to explore a little. I came up with what I call Tyrone's T-Bone's. Left is T-Bone, right is Porterhouse.[p]

Hasenpheffer

<p />I sprinkled both sides with the BGE rub, pepper and then basted with olive oil.

Hasenpheffer

<p />The BGE was at 750 when I dropped them on for a 2 minute sear on both sides.

Hasenpheffer

<p />I then removed the steaks from the Egg and let rest for 15-20 minutes. At this point I also closed everything down to drop the temp to 400 degrees.

Hasenpheffer

<p />I put the steaks back on the grill at 400 degrees and rubbed with butter and sprinkled with garlic salt. I cooked each side another 3-4 minutes on each side.

Hasenpheffer

<p />Final Product. This is the porterhouse. One word... Eggalicsous!

Hasenpheffer

<p />Remains...

Hasenpheffer

<p />Nothing got wasted

Hasenpheffer

<p />My daughter, Leah...AKA - One happy customer![p]Cheers!

Chubby

Hasenfeffer,[p]Well....you sure know how to make a girl happy!![p]Great pics....!![p]Chubby[p]

Unknown

Hasenfeffer, how thick were those steaks? Thanks.

Hasenpheffer

Hello Bill-the-Grill,[p]They were about 1 1/2"'s thick.

Eggsellent

Hasenfeffer,
Ok, that was fun! Love the essay - the bone picture made me laugh out loud and the picture of Leah made me oooohhhh and aaaawwwww out loud.[p]Thanks for sharing!
Molly

Rumrunner

<p />I've seen it happen

egghead2004

Hasenfeffer,
Nice work, I always enjoy these pictorials.

Bobby-Q

Rumrunner,
Also why TRex should be leary of floating lights and funny noises coming from the sky.

Unknown

Hasenfeffer, boy you know how to be hard on a feller with his tongue all lolled out dripping and then having to open everyone of the post one at a time like that before you could get to the final product...next time I'm going to start at the bottom.