Bone-in ribeye. Seasoned with meat Church’s Blanco steak shake. Reverse seared, smoked in hickory at 225 degrees on the smoker until it hit 130 degrees. Seared on cast iron for a couple minutes per side. Closer to Medium than medium rare but was delicious and moist. I know people here will let me know how to do better. Thanks!

by Mayumoogy

39 Comments

  1. Just_Eye2956

    What’s that? The Maillard reaction? Looks great btw.

  2. theminiwheats

    Looks unreal, how do you like that blanco seasoning?

  3. Bum-Theory

    Finally, someone who eats their steak and takes a picture without cutting the entire thing first, like they are serving it to a 5 year old

  4. Hannah_Dn6

    Beautiful crust. The internal is a bit too medium for me, as I would have stopped it at 120 temp and let the residual heat cook it to around 130. But as long as you like it, and it was still moist, then great job!

  5. etchelcruze22

    Did you love it? If you do, we do as well! That is a perfect medium to me!

  6. RusticBucket2

    #3 could be on the Wikipedia page for Maillard Reaction.

  7. sumtinsumtin_

    Bringing your seat to Valhalla!! Excellent sear! I gotta get That steak shake, looks great!

  8. capta1nbig

    Killer sear. If you want it more ideal temp sous vide after the smoke to render control temp.

  9. diefreetimedie

    Best looking medium steak I’ve ever laid eyes on.

  10. I love a sear like that but you actually cooked it a bit too much during the searing process and why it ended up medium. You want more of a golden color for a proper Maillard reaction, but personally I like some char. Sear first then smoke or take it off the smoker earlier.

  11. hronikbrent

    Soooo you’ve been cooking steak for decades, but just realized that it’s the Maillard reaction that’s responsible for the tastiness, right?

  12. _Poppagiorgio_

    That looks most excellent. I’d fuck that up in a heartbeat. Good work.

  13. airjordanforever

    Looks amazing. Take it out when the internal temp hits 110. Then do the sear and it’ll be perfect

  14. patchedboard

    You’ll never make a steak that good again, and it’ll haunt your memory

  15. billyjoelsangst

    lol, why does it get more red and juicy when I zoom in?

  16. Weird-Pomegranate582

    Montreals steak seasoning should really be a part of this discussion.

  17. evenmeg04212015

    Everyone’s favorite kind of steak, and go?! Mine us ribeyes

  18. Otherwise-Mortgage58

    What did you learn about the Maillard that helped you get that immaculate crust? I understand the principle but wondering if you found something specific

  19. Crust looks great! I like mine more rare, but you do you!

  20. Delicious_Pop_7964

    It went a bit over but that crust is undeniable!!! Great job sir!

  21. Genesis111112

    That 3rd image could be used for an ad at any reputable Steak house.

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