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Those look good considering the lack of rain.
Those look good considering the lack of rain.
Nobody's saying anything. Everybody must be waiting for these ribeyes to be done.17 pound whole ribeye, I hand cut them , salt n pepper, leave in fridge 24 hours,
Cooler full of beer ..
My son and grandchildren were coming but he has to go work the coming hurricane, so dil and kids are coming anyways.
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I'm full as a tick with bloodshot eyes.....Nobody's saying anything. Everybody must be waiting for these ribeyes to be done.
I put them in smoker till they are 120 degrees...Nobody's saying anything. Everybody must be waiting for these ribeyes to be done.
I put them in smoker till they are 120 degrees...
Then i have a super hot post oak fire going and reverse sear them ...
Then slap a slab of real butter on them..
It's about the best way I found to cook them
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Need pics of the inside...I put them in smoker till they are 120 degrees...
Then i have a super hot post oak fire going and reverse sear them ...
Then slap a slab of real butter on them..
It's about the best way I found to cook them
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Probably over a direct fire..Explain how you are searing them. Do you use a cast iron skillet? Just a hot grate (like expanded metal)?
Cast iron pan sear is good also .Need pics of the inside...
I’ve heard of this method.. the butter helps brown quick so as to not over cook.
Sorry Matt.Fired up the mill..
Cut up a hedge log..
Note:
Don’t mill hedge and expect it to save you money...
Mill is waiting for a part now...
Fired up the mill..
Cut up a hedge log..
Note:
Don’t mill hedge and expect it to save you money...
Mill is waiting for a part now...