That’s how I do them because I’m lazy, but the best ones I’ve had (cooked by other berserkers) were reverse seared after (smoker or oven). Perfect texture and char. But the quick and dirty way works with this cut for me every time. I can’t see why these need more than salt and pepper. This cut has so much flavor. I will have to try a Tex marinade sometime to be open-minded.
Bought another pile of these for home and sent a bunch to my buddy in Utah who I owe big time.
Mine show up Tuesday and his on Wednesday. I was down to 2 packs left in my freezer
Looking forward to my shipment next week. For hangars…I just unwrap dry well and salt keep in the frig all day and for dinner grill turning often. The big piece goes on 3 min before the smaller piece
This was my first order from Flannery. When I put the order in I got the side eye from my wife. We have a really good local butcher in town who gets beef from small locally sourced cows so she thought it was crazy to get mail order. I think she thought it was like an Omaha steak deal, frozen, etc. Anyway the NY strip was simply great, amazing flavor and nicely marbled, but not fatty. We haven’t got to the hanger yet but I love that cut and it is hard to find here. My wife loved it. Many thanks for the tip on Flannery.
Opened a bottle of 2013 Monsecco Sizzano which is a 60% Nebbiolo 40% Vespolina/Uva Rara blend from northern Piedmont. A Rosenthal import. Delicious wine, fab with the NY strip. Cheers.