Highly recommend if you like tender juicy meat. Also it a great way to impress your friends and confuse your enemies.



by gumball_Jones

37 Comments

  1. MuffinSpirited3223

    I did this with an aussie wagyu rib roast, it was awesome, but took sooo much salt to cover

  2. SweatyArgument5835

    Now you can use the salt to make beef and rice for weeks

  3. PlantainZealousideal

    That’s SALT? I legitimately thought those were mashed potatoes lol

  4. Direct-Bake-5425

    II’ve only seen that done w fish interesting but don’t think I’ll try soon

  5. Minus_none

    Did you season it with anything else before? Or just salt? Is it super salty?

  6. Excellent_Tell5647

    Atleast give it a nice quick sear… poor steak.

  7. Forward_Chair_7313

    why did not sear the poor steak? what is wrong with you?

  8. InsertRadnamehere

    That poor steak needed a rest after that salt bake.

  9. SeaDweller01

    No sear, no rest… no juices? Shit looks dry AF. Wtf

  10. spageddy_lee

    you know this sub has become totally unhinged when the part where its actually tasted is an afterthought

  11. TheKiltedYaksman71

    No sear? Without the Maillard reaction you’re giving up a lot of flavor.

  12. Head_Nectarine_6260

    Interesting but foil probably could do the same thing.

  13. motherseffinjones

    How was it? I looks like it’s missing a good sear. Did you notice and differences between this and a regular steak?

  14. narwalbacons-12am

    The cum picture 🤣

    Talking about the money shot hahaha

  15. JayyyyyBoogie

    Salt bake is definitely preferable to Salt Bae.

  16. Looks good, but JFC man, sharpen that knife before you torture that poor steak with it

  17. brandofranco

    “the cum photo or cum picture.” Haha Money shot but close enough.

  18. RememberMeCaratia

    Looks very juicy and properly done on the inside. Outside needs a little torchy love thats for sure.

  19. beckychao

    Sear it after next time. A blowtorch would’ve done the trick here, too! I want to try this now.

  20. StrangerElectrical66

    No rest, no sear is a big miss. Congrats on the bake tho, never thought I’d see pink.

  21. Disastrous_Front3971

    Salt bake (gross grain salt!) is very good for cooking pork loin (in a single piece, always cut after cooking it, NEVER before). But cooking a tomahawk this way should be considered a criminal offense.

    Please cut some firewood (yes… u can just buy the firewood already cut down 🙄), open a cold beer (or the ones you need… I dont care, u are paying for them 🤣), wait for the firewood to turn into embers and the barbecue to be hotter than in Charmander’s communion. Place the tomahawk on the grill very close to the embers, 15 or 20 seconds on each side to get it to seal properly. Now you can eat it if you like it more on the blue (other will say “raw” 🙄side), if you want it more done put the grill as far away from the emers as possible and leave it a little more time on each side.

    Yes, the process is slow, you should start early because only getting the embers and the very high heat (as hot as in Charmander’s communion, or as hot as a dragon’s dental filling can also work) can take 3 to 4 hours. But the result is simply perfect. Of course it can be done faster with coal, or with one of those modern gas bbqs, but the result will not be the same… Things well done take time to do and cost effort.

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