Shopping at Costco the other day, I saw one pack of ribeye cap steaks available in the cooler. I may have shoved another person out of the way to ensure I got them. I’ve seen people talking about them on another forum I’m on, so I decided to try them.
Either way, prime grade at $20 a pound. The pack included 4 steaks about 1.5-2” thick for a total of just under three pounds.
I put a light coating of kosher salt on both sides and put them in the fridge for a few hours. Then added CBP and garlic before going on the smoker.
I started 3/4 of a chimney of KBB, added that to the smoker when it was almost all going. I put one medium size chunk of hickory, and about 1.5 cups of Jack Daniels whiskey oak barrel chips. Once the smoke went to TBS, I added the steaks.
I sat back and enjoyed a beer or two until they came up to temp.
I smoked them at 250 until they hit 110IT, pulled them off and opened the dampener up to get the coals hot. They had some nice color on them at that point.
Flipped them once when over the hot coals, and checked IT, and the one was 140, and the other was 145. Pulled them, and covered them for a ten minute rest. Finished the corn off, and ate! Paired that with a nice IPA from a semi local brewery, Troegs Perpetual IPA.
Sorry no sliced pics, as I took one bite and kept going. Next time, I may smoke until 95 IT so I can get a better sear. Local corn was good, I had 3-4 ears myself.
Thanks for looking.
Either way, prime grade at $20 a pound. The pack included 4 steaks about 1.5-2” thick for a total of just under three pounds.
I put a light coating of kosher salt on both sides and put them in the fridge for a few hours. Then added CBP and garlic before going on the smoker.
I started 3/4 of a chimney of KBB, added that to the smoker when it was almost all going. I put one medium size chunk of hickory, and about 1.5 cups of Jack Daniels whiskey oak barrel chips. Once the smoke went to TBS, I added the steaks.
I sat back and enjoyed a beer or two until they came up to temp.
I smoked them at 250 until they hit 110IT, pulled them off and opened the dampener up to get the coals hot. They had some nice color on them at that point.
Flipped them once when over the hot coals, and checked IT, and the one was 140, and the other was 145. Pulled them, and covered them for a ten minute rest. Finished the corn off, and ate! Paired that with a nice IPA from a semi local brewery, Troegs Perpetual IPA.
Sorry no sliced pics, as I took one bite and kept going. Next time, I may smoke until 95 IT so I can get a better sear. Local corn was good, I had 3-4 ears myself.
Thanks for looking.