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Caveman skirt steak

Started by Bross1987, April 10, 2017, 01:46:52 PM

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Bross1987

Hi everyone, over the weekend I decided to try cooking steak directly on the coals. I used Royal Oak 100% natural lump charcoal. The steak was about an inch or so thick, so I did about 2 minutes on each side. Turned out way better than I thought, one of the best steaks I've ever made. Just used pepper and salt for seasoning. Decided to also grill a couple filet mignons, 1 just in case I really  screwed up the steak and the 2nd for lunch the next day. 

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56MPG

+1 on cave man steaks. Some of the best ribeye steak I've ever done were done this way. 4 minutes per side. Perfect. Get them cut thick though, inch and a half is not too thick.
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Kneab

+1 on the caveman style.
Saw Alton Brown do it years ago on a kettle. It was for fajitas. Turns out great.
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feeshrman

Everyone I know thinks I'm crazy and they give me that wide eyed look when I speak of caveman steaks. It's all ok though, 'cause I KNOW.


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Travis

I still want to try this. That just looks like fun.


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Mr.CPHo

#5
I made these caveman ribeyes tonight.  They were friggin phenomenal.
These were 1.5 inches thick, next time I'd go 3.5 minutes per side. 


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Bross1987

Quote from: Mr.CPHo on April 15, 2017, 05:28:45 PM
I made these caveman ribeyes tonight.  They were friggin phenomenal.
These were 1.5 inches thick, next time I'd go 3.5 minutes per side. 


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Those ribeye look great. The caveman style really works great

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Joetee

 So you don't feel like your chewing ash?
Seems like it would stick to the steak.
I might try it.

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Mr.CPHo

Going caveman definitely imparts more of charred crust, so I have to adjust the timing based on preferences. 

I made caveman ribeyes again this week.  1.5 inch cuts for the guys and 1 inch cuts for the ladies who requested "less caveman".   Since their cuts were only an inch thick, I used a CI grate on the coals as a compromise.  This also prevented the coals from sticking, to your point, @joetee.


Super easy and very tasty. 


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