Got a porterhouse on clearance at Walmart. Usually go cast iron but decided to do charcoal tonight. Came out amazing even for a choice steak.

by ashtonwaswhere

23 Comments

  1. Big-D-TX

    That’s a great cut and looked like it was cooked perfectly

  2. fuashwin

    How long did the cook take?
    Indirect throughout?

  3. pieeatingchamp

    I wish I could find steak prices that cheap. Pre-discount I mean. It’s crazy how high they are at my local Publix. I looked at Kroger and Walmart, but their steaks had zero marbling

  4. No_Refrigerator_1632

    Love me a porterhouse. Best cut imo

  5. Sea-Flamingo1969

    I too am a Walmart and charcoal man. Looks great.

  6. Steak looks awesome!! I know that blue bag, lol…breakfast sausage patties…put them on am English muffin and they are way better than mcds breakfast sandwich!

  7. Purple_Nerve_7115

    That looks awesome! Although my brother and I would fight over who gets to gnaw the meat off the bone, Good job.

  8. Looks great. Thought it would be burnt based on the imgur with flare ups. Did you use thermometer when doing 25% indirect?

  9. mixxastr

    I needed this post. Thank you. Not all hero’s wear capes.

  10. Hottjuicynoob

    Did you use a pan to sear that? I’ve been trying to get brown crust like that but haven’t been successful just doing over direct flame.

  11. Mister_MxyzptIk

    That’s a great cook.

    But I will insist to my dying day that porterhouses are a terrible cut.

    Ribeyes should be cooked a little closer to medium than medium rare, filets should be on the rarer side. When you have a porterhouse you get forced to undercook the ribeye or overcook the filet. Sure you can have the ribeye side a bit closer to the heat but it’s still going to cook unevenly.

    Still, they get some style points…

  12. Italian4ever

    NY Strip on one side and filet mignon on the other. What’s better than that!!

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