:facepalm:
Don't knock it til you try it. It's the best steak I've ever had :00hour
:facepalm:
Don't knock it til you try it. It's the best steak I've ever had :00hour
Don't knock it til you try it. It's the best steak I've ever had :00hour
get out much :shrug:
I didnt knock it ... just gave you a :facepalm: for putting all that on a good piece of meat ... but everyone knows us southerners are the BEST on the grills :SIB
:mj07: just kidding and enjoy your meal :0074
get out much :shrug:
I didnt knock it ... just gave you a :facepalm: for putting all that on a good piece of meat ... but everyone knows us southerners are the BEST on the grills :SIB
:mj07: just kidding and enjoy your meal :0074
While the BBQ and beer steak prep is not my thing, I recently made burgers with beer and BBQ sauce(topped with Wisconsin smoked cheddar ) and it turned out great.
My fav steak prep these days....
Toast whole peppercorns on skillet for about 3 minutes on medium. Shake them around a bit. Crush with mortar and pestle. Apply to both sides of very lightly oiled grass fed strip steak. Salt to taste. Cook over screaming hot coals for 3:30-4 minutes per side, then leave on indirect heat until desired temp.
Made Chili and over did it with spices and hot stuff. My ass is on fire. The fumes coming out of my ass right now could cause a small city to evacuate.
always use crush peppercorn on my steaks :0074
I have an infrared grill and it gets 700-800 degrees so anything over 3-4 minutes is past my fav medium rare
:facepalm:
Med rare for me as well. That infrared sounds awesome. I love the crust high heat gives a steak:toast:
Made Chili and over did it with spices and hot stuff. My ass is on fire. The fumes coming out of my ass right now could cause a small city to evacuate.
That's the only way to eat chili!! :00hour
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