Cherry Chuckeyes (Qveiw)

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Those pictures had me slobberin' too but I was wondering how you manage to get a good thermo reading with a meat probe on them? Seems like they would be too thin to get my meat probe in for an accurate read? I love my steaks red but I also love the flavor of smoke. I've not tried smoking steakes yet so I'm very interested to learn how you guys smoke em' and still have them at least a little rare.  
 
Fantastic looking meal Rap!!!! Chuck eye steaks are great and yours look excellent!!!
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I enjoyed the Bear view also...
Thanks gotarace,I guess we'll call the close-up pics   Bear-veiw!


Those pictures had me slobberin' too but I was wondering how you manage to get a good thermo reading with a meat probe on them? Seems like they would be too thin to get my meat probe in for an accurate read? I love my steaks red but I also love the flavor of smoke. I've not tried smoking steakes yet so I'm very interested to learn how you guys smoke em' and still have them at least a little rare.  
Thanks Capt,I use a Weber[emoji]8482[/emoji] pen thermo Model#44073

I run my temps a little higher than normal smokin', Minimum of 275º
 
 
Those pictures had me slobberin' too but I was wondering how you manage to get a good thermo reading with a meat probe on them? Seems like they would be too thin to get my meat probe in for an accurate read? I love my steaks red but I also love the flavor of smoke. I've not tried smoking steakes yet so I'm very interested to learn how you guys smoke em' and still have them at least a little rare.  
CaptTurbo,

Below is a link to a smoke I did awhile ago. I smoked my Ribeye Steak, and then finished it on the grill along with Mrs Bear's non-smoked Ribeye. It's kinda a step by step, but I didn't put much info with the pictures at the beginning. You'll have to go to Post #10, on that thread, to see a little more of how it was done. It might help you some.

Link to smoked Ribeye:

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/forum/thread/99911/ribeye-one-smoked-one-grilled

Bear
 
"Thanks Capt,I use a Weber[emoji]8482[/emoji] pen thermo Model#44073

I run my temps a little higher than normal smokin', Minimum of 275º"

Thanks. I've not seen that one. My MES meat probe seems too big for doing a steak but it might be worth trying. Nothing like a good rare steak and if I could get some smoke into it so much the better!
   
 
Thanks Bear. I read the post and admired the pictures. I have a Weber Gen 5 in my jacuzzi room with a power hood (ain't I spoiled?) which I usually do my steaks on. I'm thinking that next time around the steaks will spend a little time in the MES 30 and then hit the hot Weber for finishing. I might be able to do them OK without having a meat probe. Just a good searing finish and off they go!
 
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