Unlike whatever that nonsense that's pinned/sticky'd at the top of the sub right now, lol…

by TheSteelPhantom

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  1. TheSteelPhantom

    As my previous post of this details, here’s the short version of what I did:

    – Big fire, 450-500+ degrees in order to season my pit.

    – Smoked it at 225-250 until it hit 115 internal, about 1.5 hours.

    – Pulled it off, built the fire back up real hot. Threw steak on the grates directly over the fire in the firebox itself.

    – Flipped every 30 seconds for 2-3 minutes. Done.

    Smoke was subtle, I used oak back then. I’ve graduated to pecan splits recently though. Hickory chunks if I’m using the Weber Kettle and not the offset shown here.

    (Pic with the veggies is leftovers the next day, reheated to 135 in sous vide.)

  2. _CaesarAugustus_

    absolutely nailed every aspect. Well done, fam!

  3. AcanthisittaSmall848

    You didn’t show me how to light the fire

  4. Cold_Yard_6564

    10/10 on steak. 0/10 on mayo as dipping sauce

  5. No-Disaster1647

    Fuckin A, I grilled a couple of these babies after letting them marinate overnight in a dry red wine, put a sweet heat black cherry rub on it and by golly 😩

  6. No-Profession422

    I hear an angelic choir singing. Looks fantastic👍

  7. You did an incredible job with the prep and photography, OP. That said, why do people like tomahawks so much?

  8. MoodNatural

    Honestly, a great anecdote for why a pellet or electric smoker just can’t do what an offset can.

  9. The only thing that annoys me about posts like this is the inevitable person that comes in and tells you that you’re paying for the bone.

    If you’ve never had the meat from right off the bone like that, then you haven’t lived. I would seriously take four bones that had some meat stuck on it over the steak some days.

    Yes I’m crazy.

  10. QuestionMean1943

    I was going to say 1.5 hours would ruin it. Masterfully Perfect!

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