Have always wanted to make a quality steak but I could never bring myself to try for some reason. My final breaking point was during a diet that excluded red meat (along with other things) from my diet. During those 4 weeks of torture I joined this sub which made my cravings even worse. Yesterday I picked up this 2.8lbs tomahawk from the local butcher and gave into the sweet temptation I had been longing for.

Smoked on a Yoder at 200F until it reached a internal temp of 115. Cranked the heat on the smoker up to 530F and seared over the direct heat on aluminum grates with a final internal temp of 125. Was obviously a daunting first steak but thanks to the guidance of Dad, it turned out to be a delicious steak I could be proud of.

Seasoned with kosher salt, pepper, and garlic powder

by Jonnie724

21 Comments

  1. Ilikecoins123

    If you hadn’t of said this is your first steak I would have assumed you’ve been make them for years. I’d violate that steaks personal space with no remorse.

  2. SweetTeaRex92

    Bro, now that you’re hooked, you got to try other cuts.

    Tomahawks are just fancy ribeye.

    Picannah is really popular in Brazil and the rest of South America. You can buy a picannah roast and slice steaks

    Chuck eye Steak. The step sister to the Ribeye. Tastes a lot like it and costs less.

    Different cuts of sirloin.

    Flat iron steaks aren’t too bad.

    Skirt steak is used to make Tex Mex fajitas.

  3. That tomahawk looks amazing! You done wel!. Now I’m hungry! Gotta spare?

  4. wtfdoiknow1987

    10/10 you lying about this being your first

  5. ArgonTheEvil

    Holy shit. I wasn’t prepared for that last pic. Perfection

  6. BigCryptographer2034

    Man, that looks good…I would love to make something like that, but I don’t have a grill…I’m wondering if you can cook one of those not on the grill…I have an air fryer, a Forman, oven…I don’t think those will make it turn out so good

  7. Dude01818

    holy shit that looks good especially for the first one. the thermometer was the right move

  8. Advanced_Pudding8765

    I enjoy this cut but not frenched on the bone. The bone meat is extremely delicious and crisps up nicely

  9. jimmybigtime69

    Highly suspicious your first steak was a perfectly done tomahawk reverse seared on the smoker to perfection. if you’re lying for fake Internet points, screw you, if you’re being honest, very well done

  10. Wounded_Hand

    Excellent cook – obviously you did plenty of research and had guidance. This is also how I season my steaks – kosher salt, pepper, garlic powder. I sometimes add onion powder.

    Your cut is just fair. Nice and thick, but not very good marbling. However it doesn’t really matter with how well you cooked it.

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