Grilled Ribeye & Veg with Beef Bourbon Gravy!!!!

[babydocsmoke]

Thanks doc! It was a very quick meal in prep and cook time, but is came together really good. I usually don't slice my steaks, but these were so big, I had to contain the portion!!!! I might actually start doing this more often!

I think it looks great. Adds a nice presentation!

 

[civilsmoker]

I think it looks great. Adds a nice presentation!

Thanks, I'm going to be doing this again for sure!

 

[smokin peachey]

Congratulations of the feature!

 

[civilsmoker]

Congratulations of the feature!

Thanks peachey, much appreciated. I'm just glad I can share my plates with others!

 

[Steve H]

Sorry I didn't see this sooner. Things have been pretty crazy here lately. That is an amazing looking meal!

 

[civilsmoker]

no worries Steve H and thanks! Its a scaled up pot roast meal! ie one you can fix in 30 minutes and not 8 hours.....

 

[WaterRat]

Fantastic, I’d be all over that! Curious how you did the shrooms…? I have my method but always looking for tips. Most people dont seem to cook them hard enough, long enough, yours look great.

 

[civilsmoker]

Fantastic, I’d be all over that! Curious how you did the shrooms…? I have my method but always looking for tips. Most people dont seem to cook them hard enough, long enough, yours look great.

Thanks WR!

My son does the shrooms as he requires a hard sear on them (he learned from "dad" but now is the expert, ie I don't have to do them anymore). He uses a screaming hot non-stick pan that is wiped with classic olive oil. He sears each side with just salt and pepper, note that they are spaced around in the pan (IE not overcrowded so any moisture evaporates instantly) once they have a nice hard sear he adds the desired seasoning and a bit of butter to toss them and then right on the plate.....

Edit....its important to add the final seasoning at the end of the sear or it will burn during, the S&P doesn't burn....

Example, almost seared, but they need a bit more to be right.

The final product from above in my wife's Tom Kha Gai soup....

Man oh man seared shrooms really add to the soup.....oh the soup also has smoked chicken breast in the soup.....this was a deconstructed soup.....just a way to add more flavor in!!!


Here are the ones he did a little bit ago for some NY's.....He has technique down.
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/ny-steak-week…-x2.321163/

 

[WaterRat]

Thanks WR!

My son does the shrooms as he requires a hard sear on them (he learned from "dad" but now is the expert, ie I don't have to do them anymore). He uses a screaming hot non-stick pan that is wiped with classic olive oil. He sears each side with just salt and pepper, note that they are spaced around in the pan (IE not overcrowded so any moisture evaporates instantly) once they have a nice hard sear he adds the desired seasoning and a bit of butter to toss them and then right on the plate.....

Edit....its important to add the final seasoning at the end of the sear or it will burn during, the S&P doesn't burn....

Example, almost seared, but they need a bit more to be right.
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The final product from above in my wife's Tom Kha Gai soup....
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Man oh man seared shrooms really add to the soup.....oh the soup also has smoked chicken breast in the soup.....this was a deconstructed soup.....just a way to add more flavor in!!!


Here are the ones he did a little bit ago for some NY's.....He has technique down.
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/ny-steak-week…-x2.321163/

Nice, they look great. I do similar, hot pan touch of salt and plenty of time. I usually add some onion halfway through, then butter red wine (or beer) and a lil woosy at the end. Total time about 20min. Got the basic technique off chowhound back in the day before that site went to crap. Yeah, shrooms get cooking well before the steak sees the heat.

 

[Bigtank]

That is some fine looking steak, better than any steak house.

 

[culpepersmoke]

I am so saving that gravy recipe. Great looking plate.

 

[civilsmoker]

That is some fine looking steak, better than any steak house.

Thanks BT! Yea, here at smokehouse way we am to keep friends from going to steakhouse lol!

I am so saving that gravy recipe. Great looking plate.

Thanks CPS, it’s worth a try for sure. Just tasty!