Jerome D.
TVWBB All-Star
Coupon in hand, I was able to get a decent deal on a thick dry aged ribeye at a local grocery store. I wish I could say that I ate this huge hunk o' beef myself, but I shared it with my wife and dad.
Dry brined overnight in kosher salt and seasoned with just fresh ground pepper. With dry aged beef, I tend to take a "less is more" approach.

Reverse seared the steak over lump charcoal, using indirect heat with the grill covered until the ribeye reached an internal temperature of 115°F, then formed a nice crust by placing it directly over the coals until an internal temperature of 130°F. Through dumb luck, I got a cool lens flare effect in the middle photo...it's not some new grilling gadget that shoots laser beams at the steak
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Plated shots. Served with some linguiça sausage and grilled scallions. Thanks for checking out the photos!

Dry brined overnight in kosher salt and seasoned with just fresh ground pepper. With dry aged beef, I tend to take a "less is more" approach.

Reverse seared the steak over lump charcoal, using indirect heat with the grill covered until the ribeye reached an internal temperature of 115°F, then formed a nice crust by placing it directly over the coals until an internal temperature of 130°F. Through dumb luck, I got a cool lens flare effect in the middle photo...it's not some new grilling gadget that shoots laser beams at the steak


Plated shots. Served with some linguiça sausage and grilled scallions. Thanks for checking out the photos!
