Cooked a few Steaks Tonight

Toney Marconi

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Slow cooked them on the smoker over charcoal and mesquite til the internal temp was about 125 degrees and then finished them off and seared them on a hot grill. Absolutely fantastic steaks. Some of the best steak I've ever had.

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Ready to go the grill


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Two minutes on each side


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Good choice. I have a USDA Choice ribeye ready to go on the grill as I type this. I'm not doing a reverse sear, but however you get it done, you got it done.

No sides with mine. I'm going total carnivore tonight. Although, some mac-n-cheese on the side wouldn't suck.

CD
 
Nicely done with the multiple grill cooks! Looks great.
 
I've always wondered what smoked steaks would be like. Time to stop wondering now. Those look awesome!
 
Great job on the steaks! A reverse sear with mesquite is always worth the effort in my opinion. BTW, you wouldn't happen to have a cousin in Milwaukee named Mike would ya?
 
I want some of that,looks nice.
cheers.
Titch
 
was the blood still pumping when you cut into it? Just a little to rare for me but the reverse sear is a great idea and it look fantastic!
 
Medium rare. My favourite. Cooked to perfection!!!!
John
 
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