How To Grill a T-Bone Steak



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35 Comments

  1. This is very simple and gives you great advice that you can apply to cooking many meats. The information still holds up but I love how your production value has it skyrocketed. This video might be worth revisiting. I'd like to see Dan's take on this one

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  3. But after sitting for 10 minutes, arent they almost stone cold by then?
    This is the part of cooking i can't understand how people keep meat hot without resting on a warm plate and covering with foil; which works for me but i don't see it done in any cooking class videos.

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