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Skirt Steak on the EGG

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EGGARY
EGGARY Posts: 1,222
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
I am making skirt Steak on the EGG. The meat has been marinating for 3 hours.

My question is what would be the Dome Temp for Skirt Steak? How long on each side ? I know not to cook by time but temp but I have not done Skirt Steak on the EGG.

Thanks.

Gary

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  • HungryMan
    HungryMan Posts: 3,470
    350 to 400. Few min on each side should be good. cut a little piece off and see if it's good.
  • Knauf
    Knauf Posts: 337
    I always cook about 450-500 and go about 5-6 minutes a side. You want to cook skirt more to the well done side and flank steak more to the rare side. skirt is my family's new favorite.
  • EGGARY
    EGGARY Posts: 1,222
    Tome, the meat was overcooked. To others it was good. I wasn't too pleased with the marinade as well. Back to the drawing board.

    Thanks for the advice.

    Gary
  • Little Chef
    Little Chef Posts: 4,725
    Gary...Next time if you choose, try a generous application of salt & pepper, smashed cloves of fresh garlic, a generous squeeze of fresh lime juice, and just enough olive oil to give the skirt a shine. In that mix an hour or two, then onto a hot grill. (I stabilize the egg at 400*, then I open my vents and dome until the coals come to life)
    Med rare is ideal IMO.....pull at 120* and allow to rest with a foil tent. (Not wrapped in foil....just a piece of foil laid over the top). We have never been disappointed.
    Wish you the best!! Keep on Eggin!
  • glc203
    glc203 Posts: 45
    With skirt, you really want to get a sear. I'd recommend a higher temp but shorter time. On an Egg, you should consider cutting it in half and pulling the thinner half even earlier. It is difficult to put a full skirt on the Egg (unless an XL) anyhow.

    As a marinade, I use a mix of beer, cider, worcestershire, and lime juice with some chopped cilantro, garlic, salt and pepper.
  • EGGARY
    EGGARY Posts: 1,222
    LC,
    You are right. I used Balsamic Vinegar, Worscheshire Sauce, Oil, and garlic. I heard on a Grilling show today you don't want to use an acid to marinade and Worsheshire Sauce is an acid. Is Balsamic Vinegar and acid as well ?

    Thanks.

    Gary
  • Fidel
    Fidel Posts: 10,172
    All vinegars are acidic. It is the vinegar in the Worcestershire sauce that makes it slightly acidic.