- Aug 27, 2008
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[font="]I did a sfb re-season this afternoon after treating it with house-hold corrosion inhibitor (that’s vegetable cooking oil, for the new fire starters)...LOL!!![/font][font="]I decided I may as well toss something on the grate after building the fire up slow to smoke-off the oil, and had these thawing for a few hours…I tossed on a heavy dose of Canadian Steak Seasoning and a few small chunks of hickory @ 210-215* for the smoke:[/font]
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T-bone:
Rib Steak:
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Pulled ‘em @ 140* after 3 hours…for those liking less pink, a 30-60 second nuke-box ride will suffice, and the juices stay on the plate…works for us:[/font]
My T-bone, med/well, just for the sake of viewing a sweet smoke ring...served with steamed Mediterranean Blend Vegetables:
[font="]It’s not very common for me to hot smoke a steak, chops or chix pieces, as the cold smoke & sear is our favorite method for smaller cuts. I am turning the family more and more towards low & slow all the way…takes time and patience. I did some Rib steaks on Mother’s Day in the Smoke Vault…we all loved ‘em, so they’ll make the conversion little by slow.[/font]
[font="]Thanks all![/font]
[font="]Eric[/font]
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T-bone:
Rib Steak:
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Pulled ‘em @ 140* after 3 hours…for those liking less pink, a 30-60 second nuke-box ride will suffice, and the juices stay on the plate…works for us:[/font]
My T-bone, med/well, just for the sake of viewing a sweet smoke ring...served with steamed Mediterranean Blend Vegetables:
[font="]It’s not very common for me to hot smoke a steak, chops or chix pieces, as the cold smoke & sear is our favorite method for smaller cuts. I am turning the family more and more towards low & slow all the way…takes time and patience. I did some Rib steaks on Mother’s Day in the Smoke Vault…we all loved ‘em, so they’ll make the conversion little by slow.[/font]
[font="]Thanks all![/font]
[font="]Eric[/font]