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Wow that looks really great.
lol I'm being invisible...:laugh:... Thanks Hank, I'll save you a seat!There you go again girl "attracting attention"
Jeanie, tell me is there anything you can't cook and make a gourmet meal out of it .
Fantastic looking meal :thumb:. I just tried to take a bite out my screen :shock:
I am going to have to stop in when I am down in Oklahoma visiting my relatives... :-D
Save me a seat at your "Supper Table" :becky:
Thanks R2! I did try to clean the grates a bit before smoking and grilling this meal. They were kind of in need of attention after smoking pork butt and brats the other day.That looks delicious! One thing I notice in all the pics of your grill is how clean your grate is, how do you keep it so clean???
Mike, I love them smoked first also love burgers made this way. It's not a new method, some call it the reverse sear method. I smoke steaks from 45 minutes to an hour, (depending on size) then sear on a hot grill as usual.Very nice!
How do you like smoked steak compared to steak over direct heat?
Also why do you pull the steaks off the smoker and then sear them?
I'm intrigued
As always Jeanie, perfection!!!
You make me want to be a better man..,,,err...,, I mean cook :-D
Grillman that's 1 800-jeanie. :becky:
Fantastic meal for sure :clap2: For some reason I was thinking the steaks would be overcooked, but they look awesome.
lol Thanks Hell Fire.Must be talkin non stop, all I get is a busy signal.
That just looks Smackin' Goot!!! You make my Que look like cafeteria scraps Jeanie!! :doh: Thanks for setting the bar high & sharing your masterpieces!!! :clap2: Cheers!!!
Just finished steak n eggs for breakfast using your reverse sear smoked method using cherry wood, and it was the best tasting ribeye I have ever had. Thanks for the new method!