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    Sear a rib eye

    Algae oil? Sear a steak? Oh My

    How to make Pan Seared Steak - YouTube


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    Or, with a vortex on the kettle…….Both ways are good!




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      #3
      Or a very hot cast iron pan, Pittsburgh style.

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      • bbqLuv
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        Never heard of Pittsburgh style. But I am willing to learn.

      • captainlee
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        Cook steak to your doneness liking then sear it quickly on an extremely hot surface both sides. Great char crust while the balance will be to your choice.

      • bbqLuv
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        Thank you for your reply captainlee

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      Anyone use and opinions? I like the health benefits. But I'd like to hear from experience. It in my Amazon wish list. Ain't cheap.
      Last edited by RichieB; February 19, 2026, 08:19 PM.

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        #5
        My HB Legacy can sear one nicely.

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          #6
          I use one of the smaller Vollrath char broilers sometimes, others I’ll put them on a low grate in the kamado with the lid open. Completely different flavors, both great.

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            #7
            Looks tasty.

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              I agree with RonB that it looks mighty delicious to me. Not sure as a midwesterner that I’m ready to dive into algae oil, but of the dozens of ways I’ve cooked a steak, I’m not sure I’ve done one in a SS skillet like that and like the looks and the idea of the pan sauce with the fond. Might have to get some tallow and try it on the genesis side burner outside soon.

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                I was looking to get my Honey some Salmon the other day and as I was looking I saw this pound ana half hunk of ribeye on sale!
                Brought it home and salted it. After a double handful of hours in the fridge, I fired up the 22 with some lump and a stick of maple, put it into a CI with a stick of butta n let her rip. Couple budskis into it I flipped it and went in to get the taty Kim was preheating.
                On the fire went the spud and off came the protein.
                I figured I was gonna have plenty of fire left over so I pulled some frozen patties we keep on hand and put those on to take the place of that big fat tater. One flip in the middle of our dinner and ten minutes later, ready for cheese. If I wasn't so occupied with flipping that wonderful steak then searing those burgies, I mighta got a pic or two. I guess it really never happened.

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