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    First Tomahawk Steak This Weekend

    We finally managed to find it in the stores. I am excited! I am going to reverse sear it and then board sauce it. Just looking forward to it!
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    #2
    Awesome! I did one for my birthday a year or two ago. Love the built-in handle for flipping.

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      #3
      Love them too. I recommend dry brining at least 24 hours. The last one I made I dry brined 48 hours.

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        #4
        Originally posted by 58limited View Post
        Love them too. I recommend dry brining at least 24 hours. The last one I made I dry brined 48 hours.

        Sure. Basic kosher salt brine?

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        • 58limited
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          Yep, although I sometimes use the pink Himalayan salt too.

        #5
        I would brine only kosher salt. Apply liberally then set in fridge for at least 24 hours uncovered so the air flow in the refrigerator can help dehydrate the meat for full flavor.

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          #6
          I'd cook it lower than normal before the reverse sear. Plan on it taking a while

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            #7
            When I opened the topic and saw that photo, the very first thing I thought was "Hello, my lovely!"

            Have fun with that cook.

            Kathryn

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              #8
              That is going to be so good.

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                #9
                Hate to be a nay sayer here, but although delicious, I have a hard time paying $15.99/lb for all that extra bone. 🤷‍♂️

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                • STEbbq
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                  Definitely a splurge but wanted to do one for years but could never find it.

                #10
                Enjoy. Nothing like a good steak. Yum

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                  #11
                  Let us know how this cook turns out!

                  Every time I see one of these at Sam's Club I want to get it, but somehow I continue to resist... the issue mostly being that the wife likes her steak medium well, and I like mine medium rare, and it would be hard to do one of these giant steaks to both tastes. I might get one and cook it when my son and other kids that like it medium-rare are here, and have it for "the boys".

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                    #12
                    I've never done one before. What's the draw? Just the way it looks? Is there a difference in taste from a boneless ribeye? Like Jfrosty27 said, I'd hate to pay the extra cash for something I can't eat. Just curious.

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                    • Jfrosty27
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                      I will buy a bone in rib eye on occasion. But the bone is cut off right where the meat ends. I bet the naked bone weighs a half pound. That’s $8 worth.

                    • Red Man
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                      I’ve never bought one but...$8.00 for the extra coolness factor of the huge bone doesn’t seem that bad to me!

                    • Cheef
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                      Back in the good old days? You bought bone in from Sams Club $2 per pound cheaper than the ribeye setting right next to it in the case.

                    #13
                    About the bone in ribeye--for me it's all about the "coolness factor" as Red Man says. I just want to grab it off the grill, wave it over my head and then take a big chomp out of it, cave-person style.

                    Kathryn

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                      #14
                      The next best thing after a nicely cooked and tasty steak is its presentation. This one reigns

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                        #15
                        Like others, I have yet to cook a tomahawk. I don’t see them often, and when I have, it was never the right time for it. But, one of these days I will. Because, yes, they are cool and should be done at least once. like Redman says!

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