Elk flat iron steak cooked on the SnSK, served with a board sauce. The store was out of fresh green beans and when I got home I was out of potatoes so I grabbed some French onion soup out of the freezer to go with this. This was lean but was very tender. Not gamey at all, the flavor reminded me of a tritip.
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Found a couple Tomahawk Ribeyes in the manager's special section. Dry brined for 5 hours, BBBR 30 minutes before going on, front seared to desired level of fond and then moved over to finish indirect to a temp of 131 d. Basting with butter on occasion.
The other Tomahawk I removed the bone, Sous Vide it, and then sliced thin for making cheese steaks.
A last minute audible tonight due to Verizon hitting a gas line around the corner which resulted in no gas, thus no stove, tonight. Had planned on using my wok on the stove. When that went out the window, made a quick trip to the store where I spied a nice tri tip. So did a reverse sear tri tip on the SNS kettle with a baked potato and some grilled asparagus.
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I dig that you included radishes. If you have an iPhone, go to the photo and click "Edit," and then down at the bottom you'll see an icon of three overlapping circles. Click that and choose "Vivid," and it will restore the color that poor lighting in the original took out. Probably works the same with an Android phone.
I use Meathead's Ultimate Smoked Ham recipe on my Weber, mix up some of Chris Lilly's Spicy Apricot Glaze and then top it off with my favorite mustard - Lusty Monk Original Sin. It can be difficult to find but worth it.
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