First time reverse searing a steak on the grill. I will not be cooking steaks any other way moving forward

by ogkagawa

21 Comments

  1. Figgybaum

    Monster Steaks and Cutting Board or Tiny Grill? I’m going to hope the cutting board and steaks are enormous.

  2. DogsSaveTheWorld

    I prefer sous vide -> seared in butter

  3. ToulouseDM

    I’d never tried before and did it a few weeks back with some bone-in ribeye. I can’t wait to do it again.

  4. GrandmaCheese1

    Those ribeye cap steaks look fucking amazing

  5. Hammerhil

    Gotta say at first glance I thought you put a plastic cutting board on a hot grill. They look amazing!

  6. GettingTherapy

    High temp plastic FTW! /s

    Steaks look amazing. Nice job!

  7. Dramatic-Double-9271

    Never heard of this .. now I gotta try it !

  8. peacenchemicals

    this is going to sound sacrilegious, but ribeye caps are actually pretty good well done imo

    the eye gotta be medium to medium rare at most though

  9. Notathrowaway347

    Fuck. Nicely done. This makes me want to have a steak right now

  10. RAV4Stimmy

    Ribeye Caps… my birthday steak of choice!

  11. Looks like perfection. Perfect crust perfectly cooked. Now u made me hungry

  12. BullCityPicker

    I need somebody to ELI5 reverse searing. I usually get a wood fire as hot as I can, put the raw, room-temp steaks on, practically in the flames, and I get great results with a rare/medium rare interior, and a crisp, brown-verging-on-black surface. How do I mostly cook the steak first, and then put it on long enough to get a seared exterior without it ending up as medium or worse? What are you cooking it on, a magnesium flare?

  13. I cant tell if those are ginormous ribcaps

    Or normal sized ribcaps, and a small grill/cutting board

  14. HannaCalifornia

    I think you have to remove the cutting board though jk

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