Bruce
NSFW!
You’re right; it IS meat porn.
Bruce
Tasty goodness!
So Bruce,
How did you do these?
Paul
Paul–First I smoked/cooked them on indirect heat until the internal temperature was close to what I wanted. Then I turned on the burners under the hanger steaks to get a quick sear on both sides. Very, very easy and they still turned out medium-rare inside. The smokiness gives a slight bacony quality to the steaks.
Bruce
what kind of wood?
The dead kind.
Bruce Leiserowitz:Paul–First I smoked/cooked them on indirect heat until the internal temperature was close to what I wanted. Then I turned on the burners under the hanger steaks to get a quick sear on both sides. Very, very easy and they still turned out medium-rare inside. The smokiness gives a slight bacony quality to the steaks.
Bruce
what kind of wood?
I keep coming back to hickory chips.
Bruce
Looks like a sauce or seasoning too? Bruce
jordan whitehead: Bruce Leiserowitz:Paul–First I smoked/cooked them on indirect heat until the internal temperature was close to what I wanted. Then I turned on the burners under the hanger steaks to get a quick sear on both sides. Very, very easy and they still turned out medium-rare inside. The smokiness gives a slight bacony quality to the steaks.
Bruce
what kind of wood?
I keep coming back to hickory chips.
Bruce
it’s the wood that makes it good.
jordan whitehead: Bruce Leiserowitz:Paul–First I smoked/cooked them on indirect heat until the internal temperature was close to what I wanted. Then I turned on the burners under the hanger steaks to get a quick sear on both sides. Very, very easy and they still turned out medium-rare inside. The smokiness gives a slight bacony quality to the steaks.
Bruce
what kind of wood?
The dead kind.
Looks like a sauce or seasoning too? Bruce
The meat market guy recommended the Lindberg Snider Porterhouse Seasoning, so I sprinkled it on both sides about 30 minutes before cooking.
Bruce
We had the good fortune of being at Bruce’s place when these came off the grill and they were gorgeous. Even the vegetarians in the group were staring at them with envy . . .