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You guys just caused Shub an anxiety attack

I think talk about eating veal sets him off the most

nice and pink

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Rib Eyes cooked sous vide style. Google it and thank me later. Meat is so tender, not even funny.
 
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Not hard at all grilling a nice piece of Steak..

best to get Prime Beef, 1/2 hour before you're ready to grill, take out of refrigerator, season with Sea Salt, Black pepper and Garlic powder ( light on the BP & GP )
depending on how you like it, Med rare, Med, Med Well or Well
You should Only turn it Once

Only turn it once. And you grill at angles right? I don't know I just never can make it as good as restaurants. My grille is pretty nice. Honestly might try the stove/ oven process
 
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For tips I like salting the meat ahead of time with the same amount you would use at the dinner table and letting sit in the fridge uncovered. I have a spare mini and will put directly on the rack preferably the day before. If you prefer a seasoned crust be careful not to double salt.

Actually like to do this with all cuts of meats.

I've been told salt drys out the meat. Whats the science behind leaving it uncovered in the fridge?
 

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Im making my herb crusted beef again Monday for Christmas, went well the only other time i made it. I have two 3lb round of eye cuts. I let them get to room temperature for about an hr. I salt and pepper all sides and stuff with fresh sliced garlic chunks. In a bowl I mix softened salted butter with fresh rosemary and thyme. I cover the meat in this paste and smoke for about 3 hrs on 225 with charcoal and wood chips. Get the internatal temperature to about 130 degrees internally and pull the meat to cool. After about 15 mins electric carving nice to get thin slices.

wife if going to make brown gravy for this, I will make my own Horseradish sauce for it. Sour cream, hot grated horseradish, cayenne pepper, lemon juice, and fresh chives
 
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kidman, Is that (225) on an open grill or some kind of smoker?

How do you gauge the temp of the heat (225)?

That sounds great.
 

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I've been told salt drys out the meat. Whats the science behind leaving it uncovered in the fridge?

Salt does not dry out the meat. It draws the moisture out of the meat and then the meat reabsorbs the moisture. Leaving it uncovered drys the surface so you get a crust when you sear
 

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Filet Migon is hard to beat. Never really been a Ribeye guy but man a good piece of brisket from a reputable Kansas City BBQ restaurant is quite the treat!
 
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Rib Eyes cooked sous vide style. Google it and thank me later. Meat is so tender, not even funny.

Good luck with that sous vide stuff.

I love taking the time to grill. I relax and watch the coals get to the redness I want. It's the only time I just relax and listen to the sounds of the grill and check out the nature behind my house. Crisping the outside of the meat while getting the inside the way you want it is an art. I can't imagine better meat when it's done right.
 

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