How to Make Grill-Smoked Herb-Rubbed Flat Iron Steaks



Dan shows Julia how to make Grill-Smoked Herb Rubbed Flat Iron Steaks.

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  1. I've loved you guys for years and this looks like a great recipe.
    I have one big gripe that also goes back years: You often take so much care to show using the precise measurements of everything (for example, dan withe the amount of salt and spice rub in this recipe), but then when you use a grill, you always "season" it by having whaqt looks like 1/2 to a full cup of oil in a saucer and using that with the tongs+paper towels.
    Do you expect home cooks to waste that much oil?
    Or do you take that saucer and dump it back into your big bottle of oil?

    Would love to hear what really happens with all that oil and/or what home cooks should really do. Thanks!

  2. A properly butchered, perfectly cooked flat iron (like that one!) goes toe to toe with any steak, as far as I'm concerned. I like mine swimming in compound butter with a nice stack of twice-cooked frites and a lemony garlic aioli on the side.

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