Dry brined for 8 hours. Indirect heat on charcoal for 30 minutes until 110°. Rested for 10 minutes. Seared over charcoal for 2-4 minutes each side. Rested 15 minutes. It looks burned in pics but that is due to the poor lighting. The ends burned, slightly. Everything else was a good charcoal sear.

by Pure_Use_6932

26 Comments

  1. starshipcoyote420

    Am I the only one seeing an alligator? 🐊

  2. Capt_Dyl_Panhandle

    Looks great bro! Thanks for the info on the cook also!

  3. michael2334

    As someone who mainly uses cast iron & a gas grill – how do you compare these mediums to charcoal! I’ve been eyeing a Webber kettle for a little while now

  4. seeking_2bewhole

    Great cook. That’s my ideal doneness.

  5. Big_Accountant8489

    I always get nervous when I see these insane crusts but this cut is gorg…👏🏽

  6. hes_crafty

    I think I’m making steak tomorrow because of you. Thank you.

  7. WafflesZCat

    Wonderful! Except for those oily white Cholesterol Doggie Snacks, I would have no issue with eating that!

  8. magsgardner

    my thoughts are that you should give me a bite 😛

  9. Hannah_Dn6

    That’s some serious bark you got going on there. What did you use for the dry brine? I’m pretty sure it was more than just salt.

  10. Bargle-Nawdle-Zouss

    How did you get such a nice sear on a grill? Did you put a cast-iron pan over the charcoal?

    I love the dark sear with the edge-to-edge rare. 10/10, would steal off of your plate.

  11. PandaBetter8780

    Simple, elegant, delicious. Who needs more

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