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  1. The thing is, i want the crust for flavour but I don’t want a hard crust. I think a deep brown but slightly softer crust sounds like a good thing. It you cook it just below and rest under foil it could turn out better depending on preference

    And is definitely a better idea for a beef joint

  2. this is why slow cook and reverse sear. When you are at the right temp, put it in foil, let rest for 25 min. then sear as a last step on the grill. Best of both worlds. Perfekt with a Weber grill, etc.

  3. Bravo, of course if you cover it, it will reach a higher temperature but steam the outside, which is what I'd do inside. If you have gone to all the trouble to cook the steak over charcoal to get an incredible crust, then hell no. Neither of those steaks is raw by the way!

  4. As someone who lives in Japan, and enjoys a bit of wagyu here and there, my go to for day to day beef is Aussie.

    Domestic wagyu is exclusively grain fed, and although that fat is delicious its omega 3 to 6 ratios are diabolical. Incredible for a treat (how most Japanese eat it), uttlery daft to be eating a giant slab of (so we literally laugh at the Americans trying to flex with a "big steak of a waygyooo".).

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