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![]() i grill with charcoal 2 times a week atleast on saterday and sunday, its def a hassle takes 45 mins to setup. but if you are going to put on some good steaks, don't ruin em with propane /shrug.
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#52
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![]() sit back by the pool have few cold ones with dat grill going
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#53
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![]() Steak is the only meat I prefer on a gas grill and not charcoal.
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Charcoal adds a degree of flavor to chicken and fish but when you're grilling a good high end steak you want to alter its flavor as little as possible. Gas does this. It allows you to bring out the flavor of the meat with just a light salt and peppering and keep it clean. Charcoal is great for bbq with sauces. Chicken. Tritip. Stuff like that. Things you want to really alter the flavor of. | |||
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This. Precise temperature. Clean flavor. Less time on heat. Every steak cooked beyond medium rare is a ruined piece of meat and whoever ordered it should be sent to Siberia. | |||
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![]() U don't put ketchup on ur charred well done steak?
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![]() grilling is an amazing activity and all, but if youre making good steaks you should heat a cast iron skillet to 500 degrees in your oven, turn the oven off and put the skillet on your gas range on high, throw the steaks in there with a small amount of butter to sear each side, then place the skillet back in the now-off-but-hot oven for a few minutes, pull and rest. top notch shit right there.
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