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What's on the grill or smoker?

Discussion in 'The Smokehouse' started by Genius, Jun 20, 2016.

  1. cnice_37

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    Smoked? Do you reverse sear the tuna??
     
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    No, never been a fan of searing…. I tried it once…. Wasn’t a fan of it… I’m a fan of low and slow… … I was impressed with the texture and flavor of it…. I’m hoping Costco gets in a round of Swordfish… it’s really good smoked…
     
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    Ok, interesting. I had never considered smoked tuna.
     
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    How long and what temp on the Tuna?
     
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    This process takes a while, but is nearly foolproof for a perfect medium rare steak.

    This only works on a thick steak. I will buy a rib or strip roast and cut down to about 3". It's almost always cheaper this way too.

    Coat with salt and pepper. Maybe some garlic powder.

    On a rack and tray in the oven or in a smoker at about 250, cook until internal temp is 115 to 120. Remove from oven and let sit for 10ish minutes.

    Sear all sides twice for 60 seconds in a scary HOT cast iron skillet with a tiny bit of fat. Remove from cast iron, top with a couple pads of butter, serve when melted.
     
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