I am most impressed by the cleanliness of your grill
Today's meal was pizza! I cooked up and consumed a pepperoni pizza for supper.
In an Australian beer garden, 24 degrees celsius, cold beer, and a perfectly cooked fillet steak with a blue cheese sauce. It doesn't get much better.
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Well I hope you both feel better soon.My little baby bring home from the nursery every week a new misfortune
To be precise...the menu called it a "reverse seared rib fillet". It was a good inch thick...and supposedly 300gms.That looks very different from what I think of as a filet steak in the US. Looks GREAT, but different (very nice char). I'll have to do some internet searching to see if I can find a difference in what you and we call a filet (besides the spelling difference).
CD
To be precise...the menu called it a "reverse seared rib fillet". It was a good inch thick...and supposedly 300gms.
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They probably incorporated the smoking because a reverse sear is at a low temp, like 250 or less and if you do a lot of smoking that's a pretty convenient opportunity, plus it adds flavor. Just a guess though.That may be what we call a ribeye steak in the US. It looks like a ribeye by the way it is splitting apart along fat lines. Smoked for 3 hours is new to me, but the flame grilled finish looks as I would expect it to. What was the interior doneness? I like medium rare. If slow smoked over really low heat, that could happen. I'm fascinated by this steak. I love to know new ways to cook steak.
CD
Was definitely medium rare.That may be what we call a ribeye steak in the US. It looks like a ribeye by the way it is splitting apart along fat lines. Smoked for 3 hours is new to me, but the flame grilled finish looks as I would expect it to. What was the interior doneness? I like medium rare. If slow smoked over really low heat, that could happen. I'm fascinated by this steak. I love to know new ways to cook steak.
CD