How To Grill T-Bones on the SnS?

[cnmg432]

Pulled out some T-bones to thaw.   They are 7/8 inch thick.   I've got a bit of Cabelas steak rub here, but not enough I don't think.   Couple questions....What's the best process on the SnS for this thickness of steak?  On the SnS website they just have instructions for a thick steak.   Are there any good homemade rubs or something I might have on hand?  Don't want to run into town today.   Have a great day everyone!

[addicted-to-smoke]

Salt and pepper always works for steak. But all sorts of additions can be interesting. Granulated onion, garlic, paprika, etc.

Whenever I have to make up a pseudo "rub" or seasoning on the fly, I start with one maybe two parts I know belong, then stare into the cabinet and consider what might come next. Give it a minute. Might smell one or two and ask, "would this work with what I've already picked out?" Same process when eyeing various liquids.

I typically don't do thick steaks but would imagine you might turn/rotate a little more, to help ensure even cooking. Standard or reverse sear is up to you, and your heat level available at the time.

[SMOKE FREAK]

A good steak only needs salt and pepper and a good hot fire...No tricks here...Just basic grilling...

[Travis]

A well marbled steak doesn't need much. Salt and pepper is perfect.

I think for a 1" steak I would just do a direct, high heat cook. I like more of a rare steak so probably about 5 to 6 minutes total cook time. You could try the sns' cold grate technique. I've never done it but it does look interesting.




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[cnmg432]

A well marbled steak doesn't need much. Salt and pepper is perfect.

I think for a 1" steak I would just do a direct, high heat cook. I like more of a rare steak so probably about 5 to 6 minutes total cook time. You could try the sns' cold grate technique. I've never done it but it does look interesting.




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Would you grill them over the SnS or just over a two layer hot grill, like maybe all the coals on half of the kettle?

[Travis]

A well marbled steak doesn't need much. Salt and pepper is perfect.

I think for a 1" steak I would just do a direct, high heat cook. I like more of a rare steak so probably about 5 to 6 minutes total cook time. You could try the sns' cold grate technique. I've never done it but it does look interesting.




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Would you grill them over the SnS or just over a two layer hot grill, like maybe all the coals on half of the kettle?

Using the sns' is essentially having a 2 zone setup. Did I understand your question right?


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[HoosierKettle]

A good steak only needs salt and pepper and a good hot fire...No tricks here...Just basic grilling...

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[cnmg432]

A well marbled steak doesn't need much. Salt and pepper is perfect.

I think for a 1" steak I would just do a direct, high heat cook. I like more of a rare steak so probably about 5 to 6 minutes total cook time. You could try the sns' cold grate technique. I've never done it but it does look interesting.




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Would you grill them over the SnS or just over a two layer hot grill, like maybe all the coals on half of the kettle?

Using the sns' is essentially having a 2 zone setup. Did I understand your question right?


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Yes, but it puts all the coals on the clear side and not maybe on half the grill, but yes it's a two zone.