Picture perfect T-bone steak slow smoked, then seared in herbs and garlic for an unforgettable crusty bite, steak dreams are made of this. There’s appealing steak, and then there’s picture-worthy steak, and then there’s my glorious T-Bone Steak. When you close your eyes and imagine a steak, it’s the T-bone. Ask a child to draw you a steak, and you’re getting a T-bone (or at least an attempt at one). T-bones are the type of thing cartoon dogs risk their lives trying to steal. And with this simple recipe, I’m going to teach you how to make a tender, juicy T-bone so tantalizing you’ll have to close the curtains.
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ur kalbi short rib video brought here
Why didn’t you season the sides of the steak?
Great tip on the seasoning. So many times we just don't add enough.
Medium! Just the way I like it!
srf bistro filet medium rare over charcoal. spg
No…. So many words
Thanks for this- working on steak method currently. Looks amazing
The wife and I like to share a porterhouse/T-bone. She gets the filet and I take the strip
Ribeye. Always ribeye.
Definitely a rib eye anywhere from 1inch thick to prime rib roast. Cooked to 125-130f.
Great video and Hi todd.
Porter house or prime rib rare
TBONE TO RIBEYE IN ABOUT 4.5 mins
I'm a ribeye guy all day. Cowboy, tomahawk..whatever. A reverse seared ribeye is hard to beat. Take a tomahawk and "smoke" it on a kettle with some post oak chunks, take it to 125 then sear it over the direct side…incredible.
And too add to the confusion, what you call the New York strip is call a Porterhouse in NZ. Any bone in steak like here is a T Bone.
Is this the same susie that was on barbecue brawl.
T-bone or ribeye. Chuck is a good substitute cooked and picked properly… But everything has went as high as giraffe ¢©©π€£.
Hey girly girl
Susie, my favorite cut of steak is a boneless Ribeye. I have cooked a bunch of Ribeyes exactly the way you cooked that T-bone…😋🏁
I could go for one right now😮
Mt favorite is the NY strip.
You said ribeye! LOL…
It's not a 'New York Strip' It's a K.C. Strip… NY strip is pewney to a K.C. Strip… KC named it first so NY stole the cut…
My favorite steak cut is a 3 inch thick cowboy steak reverse seared. SPG and ghee or beef tallow as the binder.
Why is your preference the cast iron instead of just cranking up the grill opening the top and putting it on the direct side
Awesome.
Extra seasoning is always a good choice.
Killer!