ny strip seared over charcoal chimney and finished in the oven. how’d i do?

by panthermustanghusky

46 Comments

  1. Old-Machine-5

    You nailed it hard. Dark crust medium rare and very little gray band. This is how I like mine.

  2. ConsequenceDeep5671

    That’s looks so freakin good. Wanna get married?

  3. Acrobatic_Confusion

    Invite me over so I can taste test and give you a proper, in depth analysis. I’ll do it for free, too!

    Jokes aside, brilliant. Looks delicious. Enjoy it man.

  4. DawgPound919

    I remember years ago on Good Eats when I first heard about that method cooking over the chimney. Alton Brown seared a tuna steak over his chimney( jet engine) Love this method!

  5. Fuck you. I’m cutting and this is like the best/worst porn I could’ve ever seen right now. God it looks so good.

  6. BobLoblaw_BirdLaw

    9.4

    Wish was a ribeye.

    Would like to see the before the cut top view

    Has potential to be a 9.6

  7. BobLoblaw_BirdLaw

    How did you render the fat so much without cooking the rest a lot

  8. Oh shit, I never thought of using the charcoal chimney to sear anything. Am I an idiot? It’s so obvious.

  9. Far-Discipline-9035

    Amazing. Great job 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  10. This is what I aim for every time I cook a steak. Perfect, in my book.

  11. DontYouEverKnock

    You did the damn THANG. You should be proud

  12. TheseAintMyPants2

    I keep seeing the charcoal can method but haven’t tried yet. Do you wait till the coals are white? And how full do you fill the can up?

  13. DunebillyDave

    Looks pretty pretty.

    Hats off for eating cold meat, just so you could share those pictures with us. That was very kind.

  14. 2quartNorth

    Pardon me sir…what time is dinner served at your household? 💯

  15. KindaIntense

    I can’t even sous vide to this level of sear/medium rare. Damn.

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