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smokenkitchen OP t1_j51ti53 wrote

Reverse Seared Tomahawk Steak

Steps:

  • Season liberally with salt and pepper at least an hour before
  • Pat Dry
  • Set grill or smoker to 250ºF and insert your smoking wood of choice (I used Oak).
  • Pull meat off at 125º internal
  • Crank up the heat.
  • Place meat over direct flame/coal for 1 minute a side
  • Remove and rest for ~5 minutes.
  • Slice and enjoy!

If you have any questions be sure to let me know!

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TheClayroo t1_j51x74t wrote

Dry brine those bad boys the night before next time. That plus reverse searing has changed steak.

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CeeArthur t1_j51y1se wrote

Sweet mother of god that looks delicious

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CareerMicDrop t1_j524mho wrote

Sup with the pineapple holmes? You need us to stop over for some sexy time?

Great job on the steaks. Look like mine. Wait. That looks like my kitchen. Wait.

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Ok-disaster2022 t1_j5255i3 wrote

Man I need to really pump up the heat for the sear when I do it. That looks fantastic.

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codechimpin t1_j52ghq6 wrote

How did you like them? Curious as I find the price isn’t worth it compared to a straight bone-in ribeye. They do look cool, though.

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drdrdoug t1_j52w5y7 wrote

That there is a good looking piece of meat. Nice job!

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cote112 t1_j52zv6m wrote

It's sorta a bummer when you start making food better than most restaurants. At least to me.

I used to really enjoy being waited on when I got to go out and now so many times, it's mid food with subpar service.

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Knichols2176 t1_j53gk3y wrote

Looks great! So want to make these! I’m unable to source the tomahawk cut. I have no butcher shop where I live. Had the best Tomahawk in my life in NYC. Cost me the equivalent of a used car (seriously, it did) but worth it.

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