Just salt and pepper. Then reverse sear with a bit of hickory and finished on the cast iron with butter rosemary and garlic. Turned out great!

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After the reverse sear it was almost falling apart, not the most presentable, but pretty incredible flavor for a relatively cheap cut.

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That 🥩 looks 🔥🫠. .

You did an excellent job haha 😂

Tonights dinner… same technique.

That looks awesome! I wish I had gotten my crust a little crispier. Yours looks amazing.

I just dug into the river gear and pulled out my propane blaster. It’ll put out 65000 btu, sounds like a jet engine. Almost melted the skillet.

Oh 😯 glad everything worked out and not go bad !

River gear?… you be traveling up and down them dangerous rivers? 🤯

Where you coming from haha man my mouth is watering!!!

That is looking delicious! You did an excellent job as well!!! 🤯🫠💜🔥🥩