One tomahawk two dinners

Meatsweat Mike

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The wife picked last nights dinner menu and came home with a 3lb tomahawk ribeye yesterday. Reverse seared it with some hickory smoke and had it with hasselback and nice salad with some roasted beets. Followed that up with sandwiches with the leftover ribeye and the same mushroom cream sauce from last weekends cook… neither disappointed!
 

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Killer… and that SEAR! Safe to assume cast iron was involved?

Thanks! I actually seared this on the summit Kamado. I filled two Weber charcoal baskets to the brim (plus some) with hot charcoal and placed them together under the middle of the grill. This puts the charcoal literally a grill grate width away from meat when it’s in the upper grate position. That’s my go to for searing, but typically I use only one basket filled up for smaller steaks.
 
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