8 Secrets to the PERFECT Steak | Rum and Cook


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The well-cooked steak is something that people rave about. It makes people jealous and they want to know how you did it.

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  1. @2005Pilot
    @2005Pilot says:

    Love the cold grate idea! Thanks for the tip 😁👍👍. Will have to try this with my Wrangler offset using a grate in firebox after smoking some home cured pork belly for bacon

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  2. @praetorxyn
    @praetorxyn says:

    This is mostly what I do, but depending on your searing method you definitely need to stop earlier. I use the Slow N Sear Kamado with the cold grate technique most of the time, so with a 1 1/4" steak, I typically pull around 115, and the cold grate sear with the Slow N Sear will get it up to 135. But if I'm using the Su-V gun, I'll take it all the way up pretty much.

    I usually just use olive oil then coarsely ground black pepper after I bring it in and pat it dry, though I've been adding garlic powder lately. Searing the pepper on there makes it better IMO.

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