u/ForeverSquirrelled42

Image 1 — Wife needs iron, so I grabbed some 1/2” ribeyes
Image 2 — Wife needs iron, so I grabbed some 1/2” ribeyes
Image 3 — Wife needs iron, so I grabbed some 1/2” ribeyes
Image 4 — Wife needs iron, so I grabbed some 1/2” ribeyes
Image 5 — Wife needs iron, so I grabbed some 1/2” ribeyes
Image 6 — Wife needs iron, so I grabbed some 1/2” ribeyes
▲ 11 r/steak

Wife needs iron, so I grabbed some 1/2” ribeyes

Picked these up this morning, distend with salt and let sit for 6 hours in the fridge. Pulled them and dusted mildly with pepper and garlic powder, lest sit for another hour and a half. Grilled at 320° for 7 minutes, rotated for another 7. Flipped for 3-4 minutes, rotated for the same, and let rest for close to 10 minutes.

All came out medium, with the exception of one I pulled early for medium-rare. I’ve only been using a gas grill for 2 years (30+ on charcoal/wood), and I’m not mad at the results. I really miss the charcoal/wood flavor, though.

Anyway…how do they look? I wanted to try a reverse sear, but it would’ve been my first attempt, so I stuck with what I know. They came out buttery, tender and delicious regardless.

u/ForeverSquirrelled42 — 4 days ago
▲ 248 r/grilling

Wife has her period and needs iron, so steak it is!

Picked up these ribeyes from the local butcher this morning and seasoned with salt, let sit in the fridge for 6 hours. Then I pulled the steaks, seasoned with some pepper and garlic (mildly) and brought them to room temp for an hour and a half covered. Grill brought up to 320°F/160°C and seared for 7 minutes, turned and seared for another 5. Flipped and turned after 3 minutes, seared for an additional 3-4 minted and then let rest for 8 minutes.

I don’t think they came out bad for medium and one medium rare (per request…:and it’s like butter). The flavor is amazing for its simplicity. What say y’all?

I’ve been beating the hell out of this gas grill for the last 2 years because I’ve only ever grilled on charcoal or wood before that and, I’m a don’t knock it till you rock it kinda guy, so I bought gas. So far, it hasn’t been too bad. Convenient, but I miss the charcoal/wood flavor.

u/ForeverSquirrelled42 — 4 days ago

It’s an On-Cor chicken parm and parmesan Pasta Roni kinda night

We both worked late and neither of us wanted to cook, so my wife got one of our go-to shitty nostalgic meals. I had to doctor it up with some aged Parm, provolone, Asiago and some garlic power. It’ll work.

u/ForeverSquirrelled42 — 5 days ago

I’m so torn right now….

I picked this up a few months ago at a decent price with the intent of selling it. Welp….it’s grown on me and I’m having second thoughts. So I’m just chillin with it tryin to decide whether or not I actually want to stock it in my case tomorrow.

So! I guess what I’m lookin for is input from the community to help me sway me either way, because I’m on the fence.

Edit: I’m not selling it to any of you thirsty heathens, so don’t ask lol. I’m just lookin for advice.

u/ForeverSquirrelled42 — 8 days ago