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Grass Fed strips, tips?

gatorBGE
gatorBGE Posts: 81
edited June 2012 in Beef
Picked up some grass fed strips from local farm.  This is the first time we've gotten these since we got the Egg.  In the past I would simply lower the heat a little on the gasser, but anyone have a great method for doing these on the Egg?  I've been having great results with TRex, but the grass fed won't do the higher heat that well.

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  • Kristinnn
    Kristinnn Posts: 133
    I buy all grass fed meats and cook them like any other meat i would have in the past.  However depending on how you like your steak cooked can make a difference.  I hear it can get fairly tough if you are cooking it more than med-rare.  I would cook it fast and hot.  maybe to 125-135 internal temp.  after that youll have toughness.    I havent done a steak on the egg yet so i cant offer any details.  
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