Coffee Rubbed Chuck Eye, Smoked Wings, Bone-in Country Ribs! !

[eccj]

I recently learned that you could tenderize a steak with Baking Soda! I decided to try it on a Chuck Eye purchased a few weeks ago.

I wet aged it in my fridge for approx 2 weeks. I washed it off thoroughly. The steak started separating in two places! Smh!

Undeterred,  I covered it completely in baking soda!


I let it sit for several hours. This is what it looked like after I rinsed it off.

I melted some Butter and brushed it on both sides before applying the rub. I rested it on a roasting rack so that the rub wouldn't come off.

Here is the steak rubbed up!

I used 3/4 of a Weber Chimney waited until the coals were white hot, and put it on!

I cooked it directly for 2.5 mins Max on each side. I moved it indirect for about a minute while I grabbed a plate. I tented the steak with foil while I finished the potato in the microwave! That was one of the best steaks I've ever cooked! It was very tender & juicy!



Here is the "plated" pic!

This is gonna sound crazy,  but I also cooked smoked wings and Bone-in Country Ribs! Here's a few pics!

[MrHoss]

This is gonna sound crazy,  but I also cooked smoked wings and Bone-in Country Ribs

That's not crazy at all. Makes perfect sense to me.

I am gonna have to try the Baking Soda trick. Thanks.

[1buckie]

This is gonna sound crazy,  but I also cooked smoked wings and Bone-in Country Ribs

That's not crazy at all. Makes perfect sense to me.

I am gonna have to try the Baking Soda trick. Thanks.

No, absolutely not crazy at all.....what's a mother to do with all those extra coals still burning?

Great Lookin' Cookups, man !!!!

[SixZeroFour]

Another great looking cook eccj, thanks for sharing!

[mrbill]

what's a mother to do with all those extra coals still burning?

well, if you're me, you use em to fire a piece of cast iron cookware that needs a reseason.