I managed to get my hands on a real nice tomahawk. The tomahawk is a ribeye steak with the rib bone attached, and the rib bone has been 'frenched'. It's a big fella, weighing in at 3.3 lbs (55 oz). That meant it it was a perfect candidate for the reverse sear method. So I fired up my offset smoker with oak wood, and smoked it for 1.5 hours, by then it had reached an internal temp of 131° F. So I moved it over to the firebox where I could give it a good sear. I let it rest uncovered for 5 minutes before slicing it.
It's a great steak with real nice beef flavor. All I applied was salt.
The raw steak
This is what it looked like when I had seared it
And here's the sliced beef. Yum!
That's it really, I appreciated the shorter cook time for once. Sometimes it is nice not having to get up early to get dinner ready 12 hours later :-)
It's a great steak with real nice beef flavor. All I applied was salt.
The raw steak
This is what it looked like when I had seared it
And here's the sliced beef. Yum!
That's it really, I appreciated the shorter cook time for once. Sometimes it is nice not having to get up early to get dinner ready 12 hours later :-)
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