Porterhouse Steaks

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oompappy

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There have been a couple of posts about steak recently so i figured I'd post my simple no-nonsense approach to steak.
I season with only salt & pepper.
Sear directly over hot coals the entire cook time (lid closed).
Flip only once and give steak a splash of beer after the flip.
On Porterhouse I position the tenderloin part away from the hottest
coals which gives me a perfect medium strip and a medium rare filet.
Here's some pics.....

The Ingredients
Grillin'
The Salad
Help Yourself
My Plate
 
Susan Z said:
Nice! But you don't rotate your steaks to get that handsome crosshatch of grill marks that are the mark of a master griller (according to Raichlen). [-X

Seriously, looks great tho!

Susan, Susan, Susan......................cross hatched steaks do not taste any bettet than a typically seared steak does, just looks a little prettier. Same goes true for an unbrined pre-frozen turkey vs. a fresh brined turkey. Uh Oh, did I say that??? :taunt:

BTW, Pappy beautiful food and pic's as usual!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!
 

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