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PostPosted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 11:59 am 
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Bagels wrote:
you shouldn't really need to marinate a strip steak

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That does look like a good marinade for either a skirt steak or flank steak, though

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PostPosted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 12:01 pm 
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Enjoy your marinated strip steak IMU, don't listen to the haters.

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you shouldn't really need to marinate a strip steak

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That does look like a good marinade for either a skirt steak or flank steak, though


Salt and pepper are all that is necessary for a strip or a rib eye.

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I'm currently marinating sirloin for kabobs tonight :(

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I'm currently marinating sirloin for kabobs tonight :(

Marinating for kabobs is something else entirely.

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nothing tonight...but I did smoke and then beer can a chicken on Tuesday. It was delicious.

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If I was going to grill tonight, I might have to put floaties on my grill with as much rain as we are supposed to get.

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I keep overcooking my steaks. They're tasting great, but they're more medium well than medium rare.

I think I need to find slightly thicker cuts to balance how I like the outside lightly charred and the inside to be medium rare. Maybe I have to keep my grill open so the ambient temp doesn't cook the inside too much?

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I keep overcooking my steaks. They're tasting great, but they're more medium well than medium rare.

I think I need to find slightly thicker cuts to balance how I like the outside lightly charred and the inside to be medium rare. Maybe I have to keep my grill open so the ambient temp doesn't cook the inside too much?

Perhaps try searing indoors on a skillet and moving the steaks to the grill.

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IMU wrote:
I keep overcooking my steaks. They're tasting great, but they're more medium well than medium rare.

I think I need to find slightly thicker cuts to balance how I like the outside lightly charred and the inside to be medium rare. Maybe I have to keep my grill open so the ambient temp doesn't cook the inside too much?

Don't know what kind of grill you have, but a hotter fire and and open grill should work. Less time over a hot fire will quickly char the outside while leaving the inside nicely medium rare.

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Mr. Reason wrote:
IMU wrote:
I keep overcooking my steaks. They're tasting great, but they're more medium well than medium rare.

I think I need to find slightly thicker cuts to balance how I like the outside lightly charred and the inside to be medium rare. Maybe I have to keep my grill open so the ambient temp doesn't cook the inside too much?

Don't know what kind of grill you have, but a hotter fire and and open grill should work. Less time over a hot fire will quickly char the outside while leaving the inside nicely medium rare.


Mine are typically 3/4" and I crank it up to about 600-700. Then it's 2 minutes for a significant sear, quarter turn for 2 more minutes, flip and repeat to a perfect medium-rare.

Grill usually gets down to around 400 once you first put them on.

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last night tuna over kingsford's. light soy/ginger marinade. grilled asbergus too.

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Scooters famous goulash(not grilled) with pumpernickel swiss baked bread. Raining once again.


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Hatchetman wrote:
last night tuna over kingsford's. light soy/ginger marinade. grilled asbergus too.


Hatchet, do you use a chimney for the coals and if so, have you tried Stubbs? That's the best charcoal I've found.

And does Trader Joes still sell their house brand charcoal?


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Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
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IMU wrote:
I keep overcooking my steaks. They're tasting great, but they're more medium well than medium rare.

I think I need to find slightly thicker cuts to balance how I like the outside lightly charred and the inside to be medium rare. Maybe I have to keep my grill open so the ambient temp doesn't cook the inside too much?

Don't know what kind of grill you have, but a hotter fire and and open grill should work. Less time over a hot fire will quickly char the outside while leaving the inside nicely medium rare.


Mine are typically 3/4" and I crank it up to about 600-700. Then it's 2 minutes for a significant sear, quarter turn for 2 more minutes, flip and repeat to a perfect medium-rare.

Grill usually gets down to around 400 once you first put them on.


Yes. Let the grill get as hot as it will get before putting the meat on it.

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Chicken bacon ranch brats.

Tendercrisp bacon cheddar ranch

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I have reduced the amount of lump charcoal I use to grill steaks and burgers so I can add chunks of oak to the fire.

This has worked out spectacularly well for the burgers--the oak adds a rich, earthy flavor that is absolutely fantastic.

I haven't yet been as successful with the steaks due to temperature fluctuations. Again, though, the oak adds a great complementary flavor to steak.

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It's raining like a son of a bitch here so there will be no grilling at Scorehead estates tonight.

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Flank steak

Turned out really well. Just marinated with red wine vinegar, vegetable oil, roasted garlic, and some Italian seasoning. Seared 4 minutes on each side and rested for 10...came out perfectly medium rare

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I have reduced the amount of lump charcoal I use to grill steaks and burgers so I can add chunks of oak to the fire.

This has worked out spectacularly well for the burgers--the oak adds a rich, earthy flavor that is absolutely fantastic.

I haven't yet been as successful with the steaks due to temperature fluctuations. Again, though, the oak adds a great complementary flavor to steak.


Interesting...might have to give this a try.

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Home made burgers stuffed with cheese and onions on Sunday night. They were rather large, but damn tasty.


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I have a 2 lb pork sirloin roast for tomorrow.

What do you got for me?

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I have a 2 lb pork sirloin roast for tomorrow.

What do you got for me?


Crock pot.

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/amazing-po ... ow-cooker/

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Chicken breasts and a head of cauliflower.

Remove as much of the stem and leaves as you can. Add softened butter, salt, pepper, garlic powder, and parmesan cheese to the head of cauliflower. Wrap in foil, and cook to your desired tenderness.

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Just built my new charcoal grill...maiden voyage Saturday with some flank steak, burgers, brats, and anything else I decide to light on fire.

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flank steak, burgers, brats, and anything else I decide to light on fire.


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