Picanha

So as I contemplat the cook. When I do it again. I will season it with a rub. I will cook indirect. I will not sear it. The fat...I only trimmed the sides, I did not thin it out. The fat was almost non existent, after the cook. Plus I used a chunk of pecan...probably won’t do any wood, next time. blnt, better luck next time. My wife and daughter liked it. Steak and eggs does sound great...
 
So as I contemplat the cook. When I do it again. I will season it with a rub. I will cook indirect. I will not sear it. The fat...I only trimmed the sides, I did not thin it out. The fat was almost non existent, after the cook. Plus I used a chunk of pecan...probably won’t do any wood, next time. blnt, better luck next time. My wife and daughter liked it. Steak and eggs does sound great...
I leave at least a fat cap of 1/2 inch 😂 reverse sear at 225 and sear it starting with the fat cap. Give it some good flamekiss, rest and eat 🤤
 
I think the biggest mistake I did was I didn’t put a probe in to keep track of temp...so they got to 135-140 before searing too...
 
This was not a normal Thanksgiving because of COVID, so why not something different for Thanksgiving dinner. I did (2) picanha roasts and a tri tip. Dry brined for 2 hours, avocado oil and black pepper. Smoked at 225 for about 90 minutes and finished in a cast iron skillet.

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Very nice.
 

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