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    Reverse Sear backstrap

    Got it say it was amazing! I started off coating the strap with olive oil, then salt pepper, and garlic powder. I prefer heated the oven to 250, and placed the strap on a rack and put in the oven. I cooked it until 125 on a meat thermometer, then pulled, wrapped in foil and placed in my rtic cooler. At that point I started the asperagas, heated up my iron skillet, and let the meat rest in the cooler. Once the skillet was smoking I put some butter in there and seared the strap. I didn't time it but after it had a good Sear I flipped and repeded, then wrapped it back up in the foil and back in the cooler until time to eat.

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    #2
    Looks dang good, gonna have to try that

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      #3
      Originally posted by cwd500 View Post
      Got it say it was amazing! I started off coating the strap with olive oil, then salt pepper, and garlic powder. I prefer heated the oven to 250, and placed the strap on a rack and put in the oven. I cooked it until 125 on a meat thermometer, then pulled, wrapped in foil and placed in my rtic cooler. At that point I started the asperagas, heated up my iron skillet, and let the meat rest in the cooler. Once the skillet was smoking I put some butter in there and seared the strap. I didn't time it but after it had a good Sear I flipped and repeded, then wrapped it back up in the foil and back in the cooler until time to eat.
      Looks good. I like mine a little more on the rare side so I pull mine from the oven between 105-110 then sear. I love the reverse sear though, cant remember the last time i didn't cook a steak or back strap that way.

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        #4
        Looks mighty good!


        Sierracharlie out…

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          #5
          Looks good to me. I’m gonna give this a try


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            #6
            Looks good

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              #7
              Great method for backstrap!

              I've got an electric smoker (Cookshack) that I use to get it to 125 before searing. Just a small amount of oak or mesquite adds a nice subtle smokey taste.

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                #8
                looks yum

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                  #9
                  Looks good, gotta try it.

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