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What do you salt your steaks with?
Not saltboiballs.
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What do you salt your steaks with?
Looks a little lean. Needs more fat.I'm still trying to improve. Taking the steak out of the oven earlier (at 38 degrees celsius) when reverse searing gives you better control over the final temp when searing on a cast iron skillet. More time on the fire, better crust, same final temp.
A Galician ribeye and a delicious Barbera D'Alba.
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Thanks! Can’t take the credit for the fries, I buy them frozen and do them in the oven. I add a bit of salt, pepper, dried herbs and whatever fat manages to drip from the steak during the time it stays in the oven before the reverse sear.That’s some thick meat you’re holding (TWSS). Those fries are nice, do you make them or buy them?
that thing is thick!I'm still trying to improve. Taking the steak out of the oven earlier (at 38 degrees celsius) when reverse searing gives you better control over the final temp when searing on a cast iron skillet. More time on the fire, better crust, same final temp.
A Galician ribeye and a delicious Barbera D'Alba.
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I may or may not have mentioned this here but I prefer strip to ribeye and it follows that I prefer a strip loin roast to prime rib.
Despite this my wife has decided to get a prime rib for dinner tomorrow night and I have an idea. What if I butcher it to get rid of the giant pockets of fat I find off putting and make a roast from the eye, smoke the ribs on their own, and roll and tie the spinalis into a little roast of its own (like a porchetta). I could render the fat into tallow and use for popovers.
Anyone hear of or done anything like this? I feel like it could be great but could also be a disaster.