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You’ll see me refer to carryover cooking often in my recipes, and it’s an important concept to understand. Not accounting for this can, and likely will, result in two things: a ruined meal and extreme embarrassment when you slice into that “medium rare” prime rib and it’s actually medium well. So what is carryover cooking? […]
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Often debated in the carnivore community is the Kansas City steak vs New York strip steak. I’m going to discuss these two cuts in this blog, and add a third twist — the Boston Strip Steak. You’ve obviously heard of the New York Strip Steak and the Kansas City Strip Steak, or you wouldn’t be
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This blog about grilling the perfect NY strip steak is one of the most visited blogs on my site. It’s popularity made me realize there’s a real need to understand the nuances of grilling different cuts of beef, and explaining how to grill ribeye steak. Here, I’ll discuss not only how to grill ribeye, but
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Today, I’m using a prime 5th bone tomahawk to demonstrate the reverse sear technique using a gas grill.
How to Reverse Sear a Tomahawk Ribeye Steak on a Gas Grill Read More »
I’ll outline a very simple step-by-step process for grilling these steaks and dispel a few myths along the way.
How to Grill a T-bone or Porterhouse Steak Read More »
Inside versus outside skirt steak – summarized! They are both long, thin cuts of meat with a thick grain, but they differ in many ways.
What’s the Difference Between Inside and Outside Skirt Steak? Read More »
Get a restaurant-quality steak without ever leaving your kitchen.
How To Reverse Sear a Tomahawk Steak in an Oven and Cast Iron Skillet Read More »
Get Grillseeker’s tips on how to know your ribs are really ready—all the traditional techniques and one fool-proof method.
How Can You Tell if Pork Ribs Are Done? Read More »
If you own a Kamado grill like the Kamado Joe or Big Green Egg, you can replicate wood-fired restaurant pizzas.
The Best Tricks for Cooking a Pizza on the Kamado Grill Read More »
