Nine pages and you farkers have completely missed an entire method.
1) buy steaks to be cooked the next day
2) season as desired and vac seal
3)make sure the steaks are nice and flat in the vac bag. Place on flat surface in freezer.
4) next day, fire up the grill to searing hot
5) remove steaks from freezer
6) remove steaks from vac bag and place directly on the grill
7) sear first side to desired crust
8) flip
9) sear until desired internal temp, my preferred 120.
Time to do some experimenting of my own. I'm goin to use my PBJ, hang the steaks and see how good of a crust I can get with an nice rare inside.
These will be my research volunteers :-D Really good quality, marbled choice tomahawks. At $11.99/lb today it's a no brainer
The only thing worse than a non-flipper is a rubber. Don't put rub on your meat ya'll, it just burns. Salt & Pepper only. Even then add the pepper towards the end.
The only thing worse than a non-flipper is a rubber. Don't put rub on your meat ya'll, it just burns. Salt & Pepper only. Even then add the pepper towards the end.
more burnt rub
This thread is about flipping (or not).
Not the many ways (some of them valid) to cook a steak.
You’ll also notice the lack of microwave steak mentions as well as the lack of George Foreman grills.
Maybe we could start a new thread.
more burnt rub
Jeremy, that steak looks GREAT! No need to fleak a steak that thick at that temp, especially on an electric powered pellet machine with super-searing capabilities! Thanks for launching salvo #1 for the non-fleakers!
It's funny, though, we used almost the same exact phrase about the science being settled in two different threads exactly two minutes apart...:thumb:
It works. I had the same reaction the first time I read about it.
So I tested the science.
Let's not veer too far off topic, here - Jeremy is the only one thus far who's taken the time to cook a non-fleak, and it sure looks impressive! And only ONE flip, too!
Mine is coming later this week