Reverse seared steaks, and some blurry venison


 

Jonas-Switzerland

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Cooked some venison this week. It was great, but my camera just took all blurred photos. I didn't realise it in the moment.

So here is a blurry picture. The only thing you can truly see is my crocs.

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And then later this week, some steaks. It was very windy that day. Not sure if that was the reason, or if I loaded the kettle up with too much charcoal. The indirect part of the cook was not indirect ebough.

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But the searing part worked out beautifully.

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Ended up with well-done steaks.

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With the gas grill I cooked steaks with a reverse "reverse sear". I seared them first and then used the ambient heat to cook them indirectly. It was a lot easier to hit the right internal temperature. Gonna experiment some more.
 
Cooked some venison this week. It was great, but my camera just took all blurred photos. I didn't realise it in the moment.

So here is a blurry picture. The only thing you can truly see is my crocs.

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And then later this week, some steaks. It was very windy that day. Not sure if that was the reason, or if I loaded the kettle up with too much charcoal. The indirect part of the cook was not indirect ebough.

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But the searing part worked out beautifully.

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Ended up with well-done steaks.

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With the gas grill I cooked steaks with a reverse "reverse sear". I seared them first and then used the ambient heat to cook them indirectly. It was a lot easier to hit the right internal temperature. Gonna experiment some more.
I've had "buck fever" in the field.
This is first time I've seen it while grilling...
 
Did a skirt steak the other day..it was very windy so I grilled it on the old Genny B
 

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