Home arrow Forums arrow EggHead Forum
SPECIAL EVENTS    
*** NEW - The Texas Pete Ultimate Tailgate Contest ***
The Texas Pete Ultimate Tailgate Contest
EGGFEST CENTRAL    
*** NEW! - Sunshine State Eggfest - March 12 & 13, 2010 ***
Sunshine State Eggfest - March 12 & 13, 2010
Egghead Forum
Egghead Forum
::post new topic::

Return to index

first steaks
Date: 2007/06/27 11:03 By: proudpapa56 Status: Visitor  
 
Morning folks. Going to try first steaks on large egg tonight. Probably NY strip / no bone. My question, how long to sear, then how long after at what temp? My burgers are great when seared for 3-4 minutes, flipped, then 15 minutes with vents completely shut. Would that work with steak? Thanks.
reply | quote

first steaks
Date: 2007/06/27 11:11 By: mad max beyond eggdome Status: User  
 

Platinum Egger

Posts: 9957
graphgraph
proudpapa56,
first, how thick are they? ...ideally, you want stips that are at least 1 1/2 inches thick (i like 2 inchers). .. .the basics of a good t-rex steak are

1. get egg cranked up to 750 degrees+ ...

2. put steaks on for exactly 90 seconds per side (if they are 2 inch thick, go 2 minutes per side)

3. remove steaks, put on plate on counter (make sure dog can't get to them) for exactly 20 minutes to rest

4. after you remove the steaks, close your vents. ..goal is to be at 400 degrees dome temp after the 20 minute rest

5. put the steaks back on the grill at 400 degrees ...they should take about 4 minutes per side to be at medium rare. ...use an intant read thermometer to test them to make sure they are done to your liking

6. pull them, let em rest for about 5 minutes, then eat the best steak you've ever had in your life

btw, if they are thin steaks, then the sear/rest/dwell doesn't work as well. . .simply grill them at 500 degrees, turn once, and pull when they hit the temp you want . ..still great!!

Click here to see the profile of this user reply | quote

first steaks
Date: 2007/06/27 18:01 By: proudpapa56 Status: Visitor  
 
mad max beyond eggdome,
Thanks, 3/4" at 500 worked fine. Was surprised at how juicy they were even at medium well.

reply | quote

Return to index

::post new topic::