Caveman Rib Eye

MossyMO · Posted: Aug 31 2014 Post subject: Caveman Rib Eye

Cold smoked a couple of thick cut, Tatonka Dust seasoned rib eye's using whiskey barrel pellets.

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Shrimp were seasoned with Tastefully Simple Seafood & Fish seasoning.

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Getting a good hot bed of lump glowing for the rib eye's...

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Rib eye's are on!

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While the rib eye's rested, grilled up some garlic toast. Love the extra char taste from cooking directly on lump, will definitely be making steaks using this method again!

Thanks for looking!

Smokin Mike · Posted: Sep 01 2014 Post subject:

Looks awesome Mossy but you better scale down those pics before the bear takes a swipe at ya. Cool

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SoEzzy · Posted: Sep 01 2014 Post subject:

Pictures are currently 800 x 533.

Please make pictures no longer than 650px on the longest side!

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Then read this one too! Wink

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bootlegguy · Posted: Sep 17 2014 Post subject:

Looks good! Could that possibly be a little Akorn Jr from Char griller? looks small, it's red. How do you like it?
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Burnt Endz · Posted: Sep 27 2014 Post subject:

You put them directly on the lump?
never even heard of that but your results speak for themselves!!

mrblue · Posted: Sep 27 2014 Post subject:

have never seen that before also... but must me on my try list....

bootlegguy · Posted: Sep 27 2014 Post subject:

This is must try guys. I posted one a little while ago. Rib Eye, 1-3/4" cut, beautiful.
Remember to use safety glasses while going caveman. You need to blue on your fire to de-ash it, plus keep it burning red hot and you WILL have some sparking.
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Canadian Bacon · Posted: Sep 27 2014 Post subject:

Steaks look fantastic......that for sure is caveman style....I have also never seen steaks cooked directly on the lump.
I would be to scared of getting ash and coals stuck to my steaks.
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BigOrson · Posted: Sep 27 2014 Post subject:

Alton Brown cooked steaks like that on an episode of Good Eats some years back. He used a hairdryer to blow the ash off of the coals.

RollinontheRvr · Posted: Sep 28 2014 Post subject:

I have seen Steven Raichlen do it on one of his BBQ shows too. Looks really tasty. Thanks for posting this and reminding me of it.
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MossyMO · Posted: Sep 29 2014 Post subject:

messerist · Posted: Oct 10 2014 Post subject:

Great way to cook steaks. Whenever I tell my kids we're making "Cowboy steaks." They go nuts!
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BRBBQ · Posted: Oct 12 2014 Post subject:

looking good 4 sure
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