Anyone have any tips on cooking a couple tomahawks?
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Tomahawk Ribeye
Wet age in the refrigerator for at least a week. Salt 24 hours prior to cooking, set on a plate on the counter at room temperature and pepper 6 hours before cooking. Set your oven to 220° and put the steak on a wire rack over a pan, with a thermometer in it, cook until 122 internal.. should take an hour and a half or so for a 2 pound Tomahawk. Have some screaming hot coals ready when the steak reaches 122° and sear one minute per side. Let the steak rest for 6 to 8 minutes, then eat.
This is how I did a couple that were about 2 pounds, and 2 1/4 inches thick each.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkLast edited by Dale Moser; 08-03-2018, 11:33 AM.
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Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostWet age in the refrigerator for at least a week. Salt 24 hours prior to cooking, set on a plate on the counter at room temperature and pepper 6 hours before cooking. Set your oven to 220° and put the steak on a wire rack over a pan, with a thermometer in it, cook until 122 internal.. should take an hour and a half or so for a 2 pound Tomahawk. Have some screaming hot coals ready when the steak reaches 122° and sear one minute per side. Let the steak rest for 6 to 8 minutes, then eat.
This is how I did a couple that were about 2 pounds, and 2 1/4 inches thick each.
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Originally posted by BuckRage View PostOrourke? Yeah he's got a deeply crooked family history and he's wrapped up in some of it. He was partners in his mothers furniture business (very expensive furniture) and it's alleged in money laundering amongst other things. His mother plead guilty in 2010.
Dang, I thought we were talking about steak here. No we’re onto crooked families laundering money.
Dale’s method sounds fantastic. Never done one myself but I would sure like to try. Where can you buy a tomahawked ribeye at by chance?
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Originally posted by BuckRage View PostOrourke? Yeah he's got a deeply crooked family history and he's wrapped up in some of it. He was partners in his mothers furniture business (very expensive furniture) and it's alleged in money laundering amongst other things. His mother plead guilty in 2010.
Huh?
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Originally posted by BURTONboy View PostDang, I thought we were talking about steak here. No we’re onto crooked families laundering money.
Dale’s method sounds fantastic. Never done one myself but I would sure like to try. Where can you buy a tomahawked ribeye at by chance?
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Every few weeks our Costco rolls out a specialty meat case. It has prime fillets, lobster, sea scallops, crab legs, and 2 pound Tomahawk prime ribeyes.
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I recently learned about reverse Sear and that's the only way I cook my steaks now. After doing the first couple in the oven I tried them in the electric smoker as well and it was even better.
Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostWet age in the refrigerator for at least a week. Salt 24 hours prior to cooking, set on a plate on the counter at room temperature and pepper 6 hours before cooking. Set your oven to 220° and put the steak on a wire rack over a pan, with a thermometer in it, cook until 122 internal.. should take an hour and a half or so for a 2 pound Tomahawk. Have some screaming hot coals ready when the steak reaches 122° and sear one minute per side. Let the steak rest for 6 to 8 minutes, then eat.
This is how I did a couple that were about 2 pounds, and 2 1/4 inches thick each.
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