Steak Porn

To be honest, I’m just thawing it. Circulating room temperature water thaws it fast and won’t change the texture. Normal reverse sear after that :slight_smile:

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I am so relieved.

My half inch slices ended up med-well and rendered with a so so crust, I’ll try thicker next time. Still delicious as you say.

This right here is why I rarely go to steakhouses any more. Flannery dry aged ribeye, cooked to (my) perfection. Just cant beat that flavor. Add a bottle of '18 DDC and '12 Elivette. Life is good.

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Morgan Ranch Picanha from Berserker Day. Sooooooo flavorful!







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I do it all the time. Set the Anova to 32 and let her rip. The steak gets to an internal temp of about 52 degrees then hit the grill. Because I have to turn and burn for dinner most nights and my wife will make a late call on what she wants it’s the only way to get a good product out in under an hour.

I can totally understand your excitement, but would be awesome if you waited maybe 30 more seconds to upload your photos so I can REALLY get excited for you :slight_smile:

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Easy trick to keep things pretty, butchers twine around the edge to keep the eye and cap together. Takes 5 seconds and improves the presentation by a factor of 5 :slight_smile:

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I will remember that. Also, sun was bright on the deck and reflection on metal platter did not make for a good picture. Everything was ready and I wanted to try the steaks so did not want to go inside for a better photo.

Guga + Alton Brown… and hanger steak?!?

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A5 Japanese Wagyu BMS12 Top Round


sliced into batons and cooked in a dry pan

sliced

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Wish I had taken a pic of of the picanha!!!

Here’s a bone-in NY pic tho.


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Andrew,
I would love to be a guest at your table. I’ll bring wine

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You are welcome any time!!!

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At the risk of getting hectored by my good friend @Sarah_Kirschbaum … I went on vacation and neglected to take my iron skillet and knives. So I’m on Orcas Island with three 13 yr old boys, two 1.5” pork loin chops and a 2”, 2.5 lb purebred wagyu cote de boeuf. I did manage to remember to bring my homemade steak rub, so all was not lost.

I used a glass casserole dish to cook in the oven at 225 until it felt like I got it to around 105-110 (finger test), then seared off in the pan with butter, holding it down with a spat like it was a burger press. Came out ok!

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Nice improvisation! It looks delicious.

The price to avoid all hectoring is cooking a steak for me immediately!

Now I want to see how you manage the chops…

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