Sounds like Aldi meat.Out of my 4.5 # brisket, it finally gave me 1# 14 oz of meat. I trimmed the rest off in fat.
tonight, we will have spaghetti with olive oil, a traditional Italian dish on the eve.Turkey today for Christmas Eve dinner.
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Tomorrow it will be a Boston Butt to shred for tacos.
I cook mine hot, don’t really check the temp. But hot. 3-4 minutes on each side. I like the fat to be a little charred and the middle rare to medium rare. Preferably medium rare, but will eat it damn near raw too.@Mike and the rest of you guys, when cooking say ab 12 oz. Ribeye on a regular nothing fancy charcoal grill, to get one medium/medium rare, what kinda temperature you guys cook at?
I'm just curious. I'm sure we all have our own methods, I'm just seeing how everyone does it.
I like that cook top you got.
I put my hand above the grill surface and count how many seconds I can hold it. I want heat for about 6-8 seconds.@Mike and the rest of you guys, when cooking say ab 12 oz. Ribeye on a regular nothing fancy charcoal grill, to get one medium/medium rare, what kinda temperature you guys cook at?
I'm just curious. I'm sure we all have our own methods, I'm just seeing how everyone does it.
I’ve never tried that. If we is being honest I only eat steak for the fat. I love me some steak fat.I let the temp gauge on the grill get up around 500-600, then just like you said a few minutes on each side.
I dont know if you guys do this, but I wrap a brick in aluminum foil and set on my steak each side. it gives it a nice sear.
Hard to beat a ribeyeI agree with that. You remember the other day IHP, when i cooked them sirloins, to dam lean for me man was I disappointed. A ribeye is where it's at brother.
@Mike and the rest of you guys, when cooking say ab 12 oz. Ribeye on a regular nothing fancy charcoal grill, to get one medium/medium rare, what kinda temperature you guys cook at?
I'm just curious. I'm sure we all have our own methods, I'm just seeing how everyone does it.
I cook on a very hot fire to sear the juices in. Only flip the steak one time and then pull it off.@Mike and the rest of you guys, when cooking say ab 12 oz. Ribeye on a regular nothing fancy charcoal grill, to get one medium/medium rare, what kinda temperature you guys cook at?
I'm just curious. I'm sure we all have our own methods, I'm just seeing how everyone does it.
My wif has a grill press I use but not usually because I am normally doing a grill full of steaks.I let the temp gauge on the grill get up around 500-600, then just like you said a few minutes on each side.
I dont know if you guys do this, but I wrap a brick in aluminum foil and set on my steak each side. it gives it a nice sear.