Smoked Ribeye, seared to oblivion
Garlic parm mash, fresh morel gravy, and roasted lemon and dill asparagus

by Immediate-Account-82

20 Comments

  1. Odd_Engineering_7947

    Sending love 🫶🏼
    The way….😶‍🌫️
    Beautiful!

  2. Wowweeweewow88

    What’s your recipe for the morel gravy?? Also the dish looks perfect

  3. Srycomaine

    Hell yeah, I’ve loved every single one I’ve eaten!!!

  4. PhysicalLawyer5490

    Meat looks a good color, presentation 9/10 👌😋

  5. KayoticVoid

    Time and temp for smoking it? I might have to try this.

  6. Many-Inspector8937

    That is gorgeous. And what is the sauce?

  7. Great presentation! Love the colours and plating. And the steak. 10/10!

  8. AuntBarba

    I’m on my way. Set another spot at the table. I’ll bring beer. Maybe even a little Pendleton.

  9. Equivalent-Tax7771

    Can I just say not only how great it is to bbq outdoors but what a contrast to the LA riots and here we are showing off what we are about to throw on the smoker? It’s great!!😂😂

  10. Barber_since_88

    Yacht Rock started playing in my head LOL I’m all outta love….🎼❤️❤️

  11. bigspeen3436

    Maybe it’s just a question of terminology, but I reverse sear ribeyes with lump charcoal in my Kamado without wood chunks. I tried adding wood once and thought the smoke was a bit too strong of a flavor for steak.

  12. FitSeeker1982

    The most delicious ribeye I’ve made… but damn, it’s expensive. I got half a roast for free a few years back, but hesitate to buy one at today’s market cost.

  13. JoyousGamer

    I know its for looks but steak is one of those things I dont need a bunch of stuff with in the same bite. Pork or Chicken I am good with lots of mixing but for a good steak really just want the steak maybe a sauce.

  14. Just about the only way I do it at home nowadays.

    Crank the traeger all the way up, insert probe thermometer, pull at 122*. Viola, perfect steak. Will usually hit temp in less than 20 minutes.

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