Steak night with pRon

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Man that looks good!! Perfect!!
 
Awesome! Carne Crosta. :thumb: :thumb:
 
Beautiful job :thumb:, unfortunately my grilled steaks tonight kinda crashed and burned.:sad:
 
Looks great... And I like the little green decoration on the corner of the plate... :mrgreen:
 
Looks fantastic Chris :thumb:

Funny thing if you read the instructions on how to use the rub, Oakridge discourages you from using raised aluminum grilling grates. :noidea:
 
Thanks everyone. I didn't know that about the raised grill grates. I have seen some people say you can get a gritty texture if you don't get a good sear on them, so that is probably why. I bet a cast iron pan sear would be ideal for this rub. It would build a good crust. I may try that soon.


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