Tatonka Ribeyes and Hot Whang Shrimp

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tatonka3a2

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Jul 31, 2007
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Glenburn, ND

Well I am glad we fired up the Yoder to get a cook in on Saturday because the rest of the weekend and today have been blizzard like conditions again in the Dakotas.

Bought some nice thick cut ribeyes that I seasoned with a light coat of garlic roasted olive oil and Tatonka Dust and had them tossed them on the Yoder @ 150° for a 2 hour smoke with Oak pellets. Then cranked it up and seared them a couple mins on both sides.

Also on the grill went some brussel sprouts with butter, garlic, and bacon pieces, garlic toast and some shrimp. Sauteed some mushrooms up in butter, wine white, and Tatonka Dust. The shrimp I tossed them in some olive oil and then used the Mad Hunky Hot Whang seasoning on them - then into a pan with a little butter and finished of on the grill.

The entire meal was Excellent!! Haven't had a good steak on the grill for awhile because it has been so dam cold here.


 
DANG NAB IT MAN!!!
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Nice looking steaks Bill!
My wife (Tatonka 3A2) is away for the weekend so tonight I am experimenting taking the smoke a little further. The ambient temp here is 30º so I cold smoked a rib-eye over oak tonight for 2 hours and then fired up the grill to 150º to give them a little heat for an hour or two. Then I will turn it up to 550º to give the rib-eye a sear for a few minutes on each side. This is about the only temp outside I can safely try this experiment at, so thought I would see how a 2 hour cold smoke would effect the taste.
 
How did the cold smoke go?

Mickey Mantels Steak House in Oklahoma City sells a cold smoked aged steak... $60.00. Too pricy!

Bill

It went well, I like the added time of smoke to the rib-eye.
Wife and I also dryage for steaks, the steak I did last night wasn't dryaged though. Ya $60 is a spendy steak!
 
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