M MarkCuda TVWBB All-Star Monday at 10:28 AM #1,101 Sue cooked the Ribeyes, when they were 99% done, I put two on the IR burner, all I can say is OMG, for only a minute or two =perfection
Sue cooked the Ribeyes, when they were 99% done, I put two on the IR burner, all I can say is OMG, for only a minute or two =perfection
M MarkCuda TVWBB All-Star Monday at 10:32 AM #1,103 Bruce said: Yah, I like how the side burner turned out. Click to expand... I probably don't do alot of things right but I think I did on the IR burner
Bruce said: Yah, I like how the side burner turned out. Click to expand... I probably don't do alot of things right but I think I did on the IR burner
Bruce TVWBB 2-Star Olympian Monday at 10:34 AM #1,105 Mark, you could probably do a steak entirely on that side burner. Just turn down the heat after you get a good sear on it.
Mark, you could probably do a steak entirely on that side burner. Just turn down the heat after you get a good sear on it.
M MarkCuda TVWBB All-Star Monday at 10:55 AM #1,106 Bruce said: Mark, you could probably do a steak entirely on that side burner. Click to expand... I only want the IR burner to caramelize my fat on the Ribeyes and boy does it do that great That's why we don't buy Porterhouse and New York Stip steaks and Tbones, not enough fat on them
Bruce said: Mark, you could probably do a steak entirely on that side burner. Click to expand... I only want the IR burner to caramelize my fat on the Ribeyes and boy does it do that great That's why we don't buy Porterhouse and New York Stip steaks and Tbones, not enough fat on them