Strip Steak for the win

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DGaddie

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Nov 25, 2018
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First time doing a strip (6 lb) and I’ll admit I was a little nervous about this one...but it turned out out great!

Smoked with hickory and a little cherry to 130 degrees. Rested it for about 2 hours. Then, seared it 2 minutes on each side.

I’m putting this one in the win column to do again!
 

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looks tasty, if your ever looking for ideas on how to smoke strips, prime rib etc. check out bearcarvers step by steps, lot's of great how to's. with detailed instructions.
 
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Nice cook! I have done that several times too when you can get a 5-6 lb roast for $5.99 lb or less. Try it with a ribeye its even better!
 
Thanks. I'll try ribeye next time.

Now, about that Vols thing :( lol
Go Big blue!
 
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