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Looks like you took the steak off the grill a little early. Lol
Looks like you took the steak off the grill a little early. Lol
Looks like you took the steak off the grill a little early. Lol
I like the way you talk steak!!No way, wife almost got on to me for over cooking it. Haha
That’s 6 minutes indirect and 3 minutes per side direct in a Weber charcoal. Sat on the counter for more than two hours to come up to room temp. Just salt and pepper. Mmmm, I may need another!
I think that's what they call Texas blue. Still cool in the middle.No way, wife almost got on to me for over cooking it. Haha
That’s 6 minutes indirect and 3 minutes per side direct in a Weber charcoal. Sat on the counter for more than two hours to come up to room temp. Just salt and pepper. Mmmm, I may need another!
Knock off the horns wipe its ass and put it on my plate!I like the way you talk steak!!
You talking about steak or jtw?Knock off the horns wipe its ass and put it on my plate!
Yeah Buddy!! I prefer my steak warm all the way through.Knock off the horns wipe its ass and put it on my plate!
Knock off the horns wipe its ass and put it on my plate!
Chocolate milk?
Exactly my thoughts...You talking about steak or jtw?
Hey @Kilo427
Can we please get a picture of you in the drivers seat of that new truck with a crazy look on your face?
No way, wife almost got on to me for over cooking it. Haha
That’s 6 minutes indirect and 3 minutes per side direct in a Weber charcoal. Sat on the counter for more than two hours to come up to room temp. Just salt and pepper. Mmmm, I may need another!
Marinate it in herbed butterA buddy of a buddy is a manager at a high end steak house. Asked him how they make those steaks so good, just the cut of meat or the way they cook it or what? He said that factors in but that the secret was butter, butter and more butter. Basting before, during and after. I've tried it and it was a great steak but still not like they make.
A buddy of a buddy is a manager at a high end steak house. Asked him how they make those steaks so good, just the cut of meat or the way they cook it or what? He said that factors in but that the secret was butter, butter and more butter. Basting before, during and after. I've tried it and it was a great steak but still not like they make.