Prime Angus Fillet, Seared at 1200F then cooked indirect until 120F, final resting temp was 130F

by DimLicence

28 Comments

  1. Holy shit 1200? That’s crazy! At that temp I suppose you didn’t use any kind of fat or oils lol just straight meat against skillet

  2. NateBlaze

    What fat/oil has a smoke point capable of that sear temp?

  3. Filthy-Dick-Toledo

    Serious question (not judging): why not reverse sear rather than getting the sear you want and then cooking for internal temp?

  4. _chicken_butt

    Doesn’t Ruth’s Chris use a high heat broiler where the temps are similar?

  5. Here4Pornnnnn

    That is gorgeous. I’m impressed with the crust and narrow grey band. What did you use to get to 1200F?

  6. Independent-Main2185

    That’s one gorgeous steak and I’ll bet it’s delicious.

  7. SnooFloofs1778

    Looks great. Did you cook it with a light saber? 1200 isn’t possible unless you have access to molten lava. Did you cook this with liquified granite?

  8. Oh ya the classic volcano-in-your-backyard grill set up?

  9. NYerInTex

    This is why I order steak at a good steak house. I’m not coming CLOSE to 1200 degrees. Damn that does some magic

  10. That’s 635c for the rest of us, wtf. Do you work in a steel foundry?

  11. ModaHakim

    this is the most perfect steak picture I have ever seen in my life, the level of detail is crazy

  12. StamTheCunt

    that’s a repost, isnt it? I have had the exact same steak moneyshot saved in my photo library for years

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