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#2768974 03/23/19 02:29 PM
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How do you like yours? Montreal steak seasoning, butter and medium-rare over a charcoal grill for me. Only ribeyes.
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Southern flavor over charcoal medium rare more rare

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That’s exactly the way I do mine


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Marinate in Allegro Original overnight and 2.5 minutes on each side over charcoal at 600-700 degrees.

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Ribeye. Oiled, salted and seasoned. Seared on each side for 2 minutes at extremely high heat. Grilled. Prefer charcoal but I'm good with a gas grill if that's what is available.


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You making cheesesteaks


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Throw T-Bones on the charcoal grill. Drink longneck, turnover. After second longneck they’re ready.Served with butter. Will embark on this weeks installment of this ritual in a couple of hours.


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Well marbled ribeye, about 14 - 16 oz. Season with a little garlic powder, kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. Red hot charcoal, 2-1/2 minutes per side. Pull off grill and onto warm plate and cover with foil for a couple of minutes before eating.


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Yep let them come to room temp for grilling!!

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I enjoy just about all cuts - ribeye, sirloin, T-bone, filet. Medium. Dales or Moore’s. Gas grill cause charcoal a PIA


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This post is the very reason no one likes you.......and the second that steak hit that board you lost me.... slap


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I like ribeyes cooked medium and eaten hot off the grill. I like them with a baked sweet potato and grilled asparagus.


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Oil, salt pepper, garlic powder is my go to. I have found a fub called Nawties that is really good. 2 min each side and I'm ready to go.


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Originally Posted by N2TRKYS
I like ribeyes cooked medium and eaten hot off the grill. I like them with a baked sweet potato and grilled asparagus.


^^ this word for word.

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2 minutes each side, might as well save those minutes for something else

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soak them in a cooler of ice and salt for about 3 days. then get grill ready to cook...cook 15 minutes each side, charred then cover with ketchup. yum

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Anyone sear and broil? Kinda like a steak house would do? Or does everyone prefer charcoal?

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Originally Posted by jlbuc10
Anyone sear and broil? Kinda like a steak house would do? Or does everyone prefer charcoal?

I have, but don't prefer that method


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