Oakridge Carne Crosta Steak

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This was from the other night. NY sirloin seasoned with Carne Crosta. Love the flavor profile of this seasoning and the coffee aroma releases well with the high heat cooking.
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Look at all the juice!
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If you haven't tried Carne Crosta, you should. Thanks for looking.
 
I've seen a couple people dislike the gritty texture of the Carne Crosta. Must be the coffee that adds the gritty texture.

But man I love the flavor that comes from it. Any kind of beef! I wonder what a Carne Crosta Rubbed Brisket would taste like..... Hmmmm Might have to try it!
 
But man I love the flavor that comes from it. Any kind of beef! I wonder what a Carne Crosta Rubbed Brisket would taste like..... Hmmmm Might have to try it!

That's a great idea! And I have a Prime brisket in the freezer, too...
 
Awesome....

The high heat is essential for this rub. The heat with the oils really work magic on the coffee and form a solid surface crust. I personally have never experienced anything gritty.

This! One time I didn't get a good sear (stove top) and some of the coffee grinds didn't crust over. This stuff is magical when you get that sear right!
 
I just so happen to have some Carne Crosta on a couple of steaks that'll hit the grill in about 20 mins. It came as part of a sample pack and I've never tried it yet. Wish me luck.
 
Good luck on the upcoming cook, looking forward to seeing your posts...


I just so happen to have some Carne Crosta on a couple of steaks that'll hit the grill in about 20 mins. It came as part of a sample pack and I've never tried it yet. Wish me luck.

I haven't posted a live cook in quite awhile so this will give me a good reason to post one up.
 
High heat is key! Have a great cook!

That's good because that's how I roll with steaks anyway.
It came out great. Its just the wife and I tonight so I grilled one with the Carne Crosta and one with my standard S&P. The wife and I preferred the Carne Crosta. I don't think it'll take me long at all to go through this 5 oz. packet.
 
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