During the rest she decided to cut it up and want it fried up in the pan more. It was close to perfect prior to this, thanks to advice I got here. So close.
Well at least it was on sale.
I had slow cooked it up to temp. Then seared in the pan. Then watched it all disappear...
Well at least...
The good,
the bad,
the horror
Yep.
Cooked it perfectly.
She said ah let me cut this up.
And please cook it more....
It was already 150...
The good
The lodge pan fits
The bad
All I got was the cleaned bone
The horror
It was over cooked even for me
But I do agree with the advice here...
Cool.
Should be tighter. 5/8" is a bit pushing it. Course a little shim on the outside solves both problems. Tightens grate, and leaves an option to easily remove grate in any event/contigency
Need to cook up a large Tomahawk steak to break her juice fast. 120 hours.
Additional issue: needs to be well or medium well.
Helpers: Gasser, oven, cast iron, stove, instant, no sous vide.
Currently thawing out.
Help. Best practice?
No it shoud be quicker. Picahna is different though.
Check thermometers. Check what temp picahna should be cooked to.
Edit: oops i mixed up which cook was which.
See your point. Hard to tell but something is a bit off. Hope this is a temporary mess and all is better.
Thank you for the picture. Read the other posts too.