Seared outside then moved to oven at 250. Pulled at 125 and got up to 132 while resting. One of the best steaks I’ve made, think it being 31 outside helped get the sear on the outside without a major gray band.

by EvilProstatectomy

19 Comments

  1. Comprehensive-Art776

    How was the flavor? Could you taste a difference?

  2. jimmyfivetimes

    The older I get and the more I grill out, the more convinced I am that charcoal is inferior to wood. All the offset smokers use firewood. And, all the good BBQ places have a stockpiles of wood. I’m starting to believe that we’re the suckers for stocking up on Kingsford Blue – especially now that the seasonal 2×20 lbs bags for $10 is no longer a thing.

  3. nwsundevil

    That sounds awesome! Perfect for the classic Weber!

  4. Spendinit

    I don’t understand how you grilled that and managed to get zero gray band on it. Like it legit looks like it was completely reversed seared or used one of those sous vide or whatever they are

  5. Apart_Bat2791

    Now that is a beautiful steak. When are we eating?

  6. doubledbbq

    When you run out of firewood, start throwing in some furniture

  7. kcarr1113

    As long as its untreated natural wood im def ok with that. Wouldnt use pine tho lol

  8. DracoTi81

    I use oak…
    Got tons of it lying around.

    But usually I’ll grab already burnt pieces from the firewood, fresher wood smoke doesn’t taste good.

  9. thatoneaccount6699

    Some of the best steaks ive ever had were cooked over a stick fire… good choice any time its available

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