As mentioned in other posts, I'm the chief chef and bottle washer at the house. On the menu last night was strip steaks with leftover mashed pots, creamed spinach and collard greens.
Equipment: PK360 (empathy to those who have currently purchased a PK360 with cracked lids. Gone through that experience with my Jambo. Need to send those boys back). A grill is a grill, but I have nothing but love for my PK360. She's so sexy.
Meat: 3 - 10 oz. Prime (NY) strip steaks, 1/2" thick. Picked them up in the "Manager's Special" bin - $4.99/ea. Can't beat that.
Dry Brine: Diamond Crystal Kosher salt 1 hour before going on the grill.
Rub: Big Bad Beef Rub (BBBR), 15 minutes before going on the grill. Love this rub.
Cooking Method: Flippin back and forth over hot fire. Only 1/2" thick. Basting intermittently with butter.
Overall Results: Delicious. I prefer my steaks at least 1" thick, but you gotta grill what you got. Grilled to an internal temp of 137d and then right to the plates. No resting.
Equipment: PK360 (empathy to those who have currently purchased a PK360 with cracked lids. Gone through that experience with my Jambo. Need to send those boys back). A grill is a grill, but I have nothing but love for my PK360. She's so sexy.
Meat: 3 - 10 oz. Prime (NY) strip steaks, 1/2" thick. Picked them up in the "Manager's Special" bin - $4.99/ea. Can't beat that.
Dry Brine: Diamond Crystal Kosher salt 1 hour before going on the grill.
Rub: Big Bad Beef Rub (BBBR), 15 minutes before going on the grill. Love this rub.
Cooking Method: Flippin back and forth over hot fire. Only 1/2" thick. Basting intermittently with butter.
Overall Results: Delicious. I prefer my steaks at least 1" thick, but you gotta grill what you got. Grilled to an internal temp of 137d and then right to the plates. No resting.
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