Roughly 22 hrs till going on the grill. WWYD between now and then?

by WorstDeal

45 Comments

  1. grab a baking sheet and wire rack, salt steaks, put away in fridge until an hour before cook time

  2. Warm_Strawberry_4575

    Throw together a nice spice rub. Nothing too complicated. Add those same seasonings to a butter and use it too baste when cooking in pan or add a dollop rite after you grill it.

  3. Numerous-Ad2571

    Try to refrain from beating them.

    Dry brine, my man!

  4. Effective_Being_5305

    Salt and put on a wire rack in the fridge.

  5. MetalWhirlPiece

    salt and pre-sear (like a min per side under the oven broiler, not enough to do the crust, but enough to cook some moisture off the surface ).

  6. Langdon_St_Ives

    Throw one on the grill, keeping the other one for tomorrow.

  7. garden_dragonfly

    Forget it on the counter then question if it’s safe to eat tomorrow 

  8. Sprinkle both sides with salt, pepper, and garlic powder and rest in lowest part of fridge on a wire rack over a baking sheet covered by a mesh strainer.

  9. GoBuffaloes

    Not a pre-cook tip, but them is some fantastic looking caps. If you are slicing the steaks to serve, separate the cap muscle and cut it crosswise as medallions.

  10. Rjskill3ts21

    Have you tried measuring your own length against it to make sure you’re a man

  11. Redgecko88

    Salt brine on each for 1 to 3 hours prior. Let steak temper on the counter for about an hour almost room temp. Pat dry.

    Worcestershire sauce.
    Light EVOO
    Garlic powder
    Cracked pepper
    Kosher salt
    Light Weber Chicago Steak Seasoning

    Let them sweat for 30 minutes. Fire up the grill and go.

  12. theOGpussygrabber

    Salt and pepper, then strip down and tuck your package back between your crossed legs and hold those cuts up to your tits and dance around in front of the mirror

  13. static-klingon

    Pound six beers jerk off, go to sleep and then wake up when it’s time to cook

  14. RationalRhino

    This is a lovely top-down photo but because of that this post begs the question… how thick is your meat?

  15. doubleinkedgeorge

    Cover it with an abusive amount of salt and let it air dry in the fridge.
    Brush off excess, then temper at room temp for a bit before dropping it in a skillet with 500° tallow.
    Then burger press on top, and sear both sides

  16. Get rid of who ever the second steak is for so you can have both.

  17. ClerklierBrush0

    Salt it and go to sleep early so you can get it faster like a kid on Christmas

  18. Ok, so I have been doing copy cat recipes lately. One is Dales marinade https://www.food.com/recipe/dales-steak-marinade-531616. And the Texas Roadhouse dry rub. (Minus chili powder) https://grillonadime.com/texas-roadhouse-steak-seasoning-recipe/

    Both have yielded great hanger steaks. I am using healthy boy mushroom soy in the Dales marinade. Choice of soy definitely impacts the flavor profile. I wouldn’t marinade in Dales overnight, although the copycat is less intense than the original. The dry rub is nice if done overnight.

  19. ShawnSimoes

    That’s enough time to have a couple glasses of whiskey

  20. SheffieldsChiefChef

    U been had dude, half the price you paid was just for that godawful fat.

  21. rayquazza74

    Love mine with Worcestershire sauce so I’d drizzle some of that on each side, then salt the f out of both sides. Then once you’re gettin ready to cook you dab all the juices off with paper towel til they’re dry.

  22. CompetitiveSpecial58

    Salt on wire rack and sheet pan about 3-4 before cook. Pull out about 40min before cook to temper. Season with whatever loved seasonings before reverse searing. I’m a butter baste person, but finish slowly in the oven is also okay

  23. Low-Obligation2626

    (salt overnight in frig as mentioned) start drinking b/c that steak is gonna be fire. nice ribeye cap sections too.

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