Picanha 137 for 6 hours, flame seared on grill with charcoal and a few hickory kindling to produce the flame. I personally like a black ish crust πŸ˜…

by TheIntuitiveIdiot

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  2. TheIntuitiveIdiot

    How do yall do a picanha? What temp and how do you finish it?

  3. JustFurKids

    Not familiar with that particular cut, so I looked it up. β€œPicanha is a cut of beef first made popular in Brazil, and later adopted in Portugal. It consists of the final part of the biceps femoris muscle, at the bottom of the animal, and its fat cap.” Looks fantastic! In fact, I’ll be right over! πŸ˜‹

  4. northakbud

    I have never had it but as I look at it, it has virtually no marbling. Where does the flavor come from? Good quality steaks are all about “marbling” of fat, right?

  5. Nice_Community_9571

    /golf clap

    you’ve done well.

    Drink beers

  6. LetMeTellYaSomething

    Is that a chimichurri sauce on top? If so, care to share your recipe?