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NYs reverse seared

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Freddy Krogers had whole NY roasts for 3.47/lb so I took home a 9 pounder. The ribs were cut and tied so they will go with tomorrows dinner. I hacked off a 4+ lb roast, put a few 1" steaks in a freezer bag and was left with these 2" thick beauties.

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Dusted with Simply Marvelous Season All

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Placed on the UDS which was running at 255 or so with a little mesquite mixed in.

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I was hoping to pull at 115 but got sidetracked talking to Mom on the phone so I found them at 127 40 minutes later. Pulled off and cranked up the UDS by openeing all the taps and gave the steaks a 4 minute sear on each side. The taters were nuked and rode along with the steaks the rest of the way.

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Here it is all plated up. A little too medium for me but the riiff-raff(wife and kids) had no complaints.

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Veni, Vidi, Vittles

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Just did ny on my rig at 600F. Steaks go so quick I'm just too impatient to reverse sear! At 600+ they definitely get that steakhouse crust!
 
Would work for me. Although I am like you, I like them showing a little more pink for medium. Back in 1971, when I got out of the army, I celebrate with the wife and our friends by going to a steak house. I preferred a more well done steak at the time, but ordered a double cut NY strip. When I got it, the steak was still rare in the center. Best steak that I had ever had. Changed my perspective on how well done to order a steak. Yours look very good.
 
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