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Saturday dinner thread::

Biggest tip you can give for grilling steak?
I don’t like to grill on a super hot grill. Lots like to cook 400-450 for 6 minutes.

I like a cooler (275–300) grill and have some time to cook it. 2 minutes flip, 2 minutes flip. Usually 8 minutes total for medium rare-medium depending on thickness.


A big thing I learned was using a finger pressing Into the meat to determine doneness.
 
I don’t like to grill on a super hot grill. Lots like to cook 400-450 for 6 minutes.

I like a cooler (275–300) grill and have some time to cook it. 2 minutes flip, 2 minutes flip. Usually 8 minutes total for medium rare-medium depending on thickness.


A big thing I learned was using a finger pressing Into the meat to determine doneness.
I get that fucker up to 6 hundy for steaks and chops. Sears the fuck outta them. Always love your dinner pics. Looks delish my man. I am gonna need some deets on the hash brown casserole.
 
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I do halibut and shrimp. So hard to get fresh wild shrimp here. Most of the time I pass on farm raised shrimp from Vietnam or India. Yuck. We do get these seasonal beauties and are delicious anyway you cook them but shine in a good shrimp and grits recipe. SKOL!
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I seen a documentary on farm raised fish/shrimp/seafood a while back that’d make you never eat that shit again. Also, until yesterday I didn’t know halibut were such a fucked up looking fish. Always thought they prolly looked like other white fish types. And just a stupid fact but lobster are so fucking expensive now, but back in the mid 1900s they fed lobster to prisoners on the east coast because they were the garbage of the sea and cheap.
 

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