I will take any opportunity to use this torch. I feel like donald sutherland in backdraft when i use it. RIP.



by duevigilance

25 Comments

  1. jerryrigged75

    Looks stunningly good. Nice work. Sear, smoke and so moist. Yikes I want some

  2. The_Best_Greg_Here

    Hang on, just let me get my flame thrower

  3. iAmRiight

    Looks delicious, but how am I supposed to know how juicy it was if you don’t squeeze it for the camera?

  4. daddydillo892

    Wow, when you said flame seared, you meant it. Looks amazing!

  5. LionsAndLonghorns

    I feel like the grill was extraneous once you fetched the bunker clearer

  6. Outside-Active5283

    Looks amazing, need the rub recipe and cook time/temp.

  7. Existing_Clothes7992

    Don’t use those wire brushes! Pieces have been falling off and getting lodged in people’s throats

  8. HankyPanky80

    Please look into something other than the wire brush. My brother is a surgical tech and has helped remove bristles from more than one person. Including a surgeon’s wife who thought he was being safe.

  9. Weasel_Cannon

    This is how I’ve always done picanha and tri-tips! Minus the tiny dragon, but I have the benefit of a wood and charcoal heat source. Looks amazing 🤤

  10. ElFanta83

    What internal temp out of the smoker? Nice flamethrower you have jeje

  11. Responsible_Sound_71

    No black gloves? Psh.
    Seriously though, looks fantastic

  12. Proof-Astronomer7733

    Why using a torch?, if that fat from the cap starts to drip you will get your flames instantly. A burned crust is the best part of the whole picaña.

  13. feetnomer

    I’d think burning your spice rub would make the crust taste bitter.

  14. Less-Lingonberry8700

    Wow work of art! Picanha is my favorite ❤️

  15. Looks tasty! Id strongly recommend checking the direction you cut the pinha though. One of the reasons picanha is so revered in Brazil, is because all the fibres line up in a straight line, meaning you can cut the steaks out with the grain all going the same way. Once you’ve cut them this way, you then slice across that grain for each piece you eat, and everything becomes 100 times more tender. Worth experimenting with. There are heaps of videos on YouTube, and it might elevate your experience. None with flamethrowers , but it looks like you got that bit down haha

  16. Ijustthinkthatyeah

    This just makes me sad. Instead of grilling a nice piece of steak, you make it taste like smoke and burn the outside.

  17. Thegrandestpoo

    Ditch that wire brush, man. Those are no bueno