32oz Rib Eye over Lump Charcoal

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IronHavoc

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Ok, seasoned up a nice Rib Eye, and some chicken breast. Fired up some lump charcoal on the weber kettle. Small cook for me so no need to use a big cooker.

Seasoned the Rib Eye with some Four Sixes cowboy seasoning, newer seasoning I have tried a few times.

Quick dinner........for tonight.

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Looks good. My favorite grilling is lump in my 18" Weber.

That is serious business lighting the lump with the weed burner. I use meat fat soaked newspaper on the bottom of the chimney.
I welded in some extra wire to the grid to keep the chips inside. Cannot find my photo.
 
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Ok, seasoned up a nice Rib Eye, and some chicken breast. Fired up some lump charcoal on the weber kettle. Small cook for me so no need to use a big cooker.

Seasoned the Rib Eye with some Four Sixes cowboy seasoning, newer seasoning I have tried a few times.

Quick dinner........for tonight.

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I have used it a few times before. On this steak I did a nice coat all around. Pretty good overall, not overpowering, nice flavor, a small amount of heat, not overly salty. I think its pretty good and versatile seasoning.
 
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