Nope it was a nice bacon wrapped Fillet cooked over a bed of hickory wood Coals that you could cut with a fork. I wanted to cry.

HyVee steaks are pretty awesome.

I like Rent a Chef seasoning, also found at HyVee. Low sodium is perfect.

http://www.chelbergfoods.com/a-rent-...seasoning.html

I just cooked 3 beautiful ribeyes medium rare last night with my grill reading about 450.

but that's medium rare. Ok, so maybe low heat is not correct, but you gotta turn the heat down to cook it medium, otherwise all you do is burn the outside.

People seem to swear by those Big Green Eggs.

I've never owned one - way too expensive.

I own a nice Weber and I probably won't ever have anything else.

Cast Iron Hibachi Grille is the way to go... Extreme Heat , Minimal Charcoal

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...L._SL1200_.jpg

There's a butcher here in KC called the Local Pig - they're in the east bottoms, past Columbus Park.

Their steaks and pork cuts are fantastic. It's pricey - but you get what you pay for.

Oh and in terms of seasoning - Montreal Steak FTW.

This all the way. When I was a kid this was all my dad could afford. Cut my teeth on these bad boys.
Master the hibachi and you will never **** up your meat again.

28 bucks on Amazon

Hot enough to sear for Rare and Medium Rare, adjustable for Medium to Burnt

Beer only for steaks. Garlic pepper seasoning. Cook hot and fast.

I don't marinate. I get em up at room temp, brush some olive oil on em sea salt and pepper.


Like I said prior, if you haven't tried one yet I recommend the A1 dry rub black pappercorn (they have a garlic flavor rub that I use on chicken but it says it can be used on steaks too). Great flavor.


That being said, my homey vailpass has inspired me. I went to ye ol grocery store and lo and behold they had some t bones on sale. I'm fitting to eat like a king. I'll call this my birthday dinner. Think I'll sip a beer and pray that peyton gets his ass handed to him tonight.

That would be perfect for camping.

I just bought some T-bones today too. Wasn't planning on it but they looked good and were on sale. I got them for $4.99 lb. You?

$5.99 a lb and they look great!

Mine too! I couldn't believe the sale on them. Can't wait. Enjoy man.