I just did my first steak today brehs, congradulate ya boy...:ohlawd: Pics included

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I'm grilling on foil if you haven't noticed... next time I will be better...:ufdup: everyday I get better...:mjlit: I take everyone's knowledge and apply it to my own...:blessed:

cooking a steak isn’t like baking cookies u can’t use a timer because every flame is different

this is an easy little guide for beginners, pull it at medium and U should have a nice medium well after letting it rest

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Remove the foil breh, it's not needed. And what's the point anyway, looks like the foil had been used before you put the fresh meat on anyway.
 

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We was grilling that day breh...You didn't see all the sausages I had on the table???:dahell:
Okay, but then you get the burned grease and sauces from the other meats mixed together. Just figured it was to protect from the soiled grill grates. I just burn the shyt out of the grates before or after grilling and scrub well and your good to go.
 

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Okay, but then you get the burned grease and sauces from the other meats mixed together. Just figured it was to protect from the soiled grill grates. I just burn the shyt out of the grates before or after grilling and scrub well and your good to go.

Yeah I need a cleaning brush for the grill itself man...:snoop: that's why I guess we use foil alot...

I actually brought a bbq grilling case with alot of utensils a while ago but we cant find it anywhere....
 

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Yeah I need a cleaning brush for the grill itself man...:snoop: that's why I guess we use foil alot...

I actually brought a bbq grilling case with alot of utensils a while ago but we cant find it anywhere....

Breh it looks like you have stainless steel grill Grates in that case you can use clean aluminum foil ball it up and scrape off your grates. Then use a damp towel to wipe it off.

You could also use the charcoal fire to clean the grates, if you have a good fire it will burn everything off and then you can wipe it down as well. That’s what I do I have cast iron grates don’t want to scrape them with foil or you will have too season the grates again
 

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Breh it looks like you have stainless steel grill Grates in that case you can use clean aluminum foil ball it up and scrape off your grates. Then use a damp towel to wipe it off.

You could also use the charcoal fire to clean the grates, if you have a good fire it will burn everything off and then you can wipe it down as well. That’s what I do I have cast iron grates don’t want to scrape them with foil or you will have too season the grates again

I'm a look into that, :ehh: the grates are black asf not stainless steel I think...
 

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Nothing wrong with a lil char on the foods. That’s how you know it’s that deal most of the time. I get not going OD with the seasoning but fukk all that boring ass “salt pepper” “fresh grinded black pepper and sea salt” shyt lmao nikkas be tryna sound all fancy. Go where you please when making food! I just baked jerk teriyaki chicken the other day, did fried basmati rice on the side. Delicious.



For the steak base seasoning I hit it with ground cayenne and black pepper, sea salt or pink Himalayan. (If you add more seasons so what just do it right) Take your pan, get it blazing hot, hit the pan with the same seasoning makeup that you hit the steak with. Drop butter let that bytch sizzle. If you wanna do oil go for it but not much. While that butter is melting away toss in minced garlic, dry or wet, let that make friends then slap the steak dead on top. Like Rev. X says, “cut that bytch off!” for about a minute and just let it cook. After that minute flip that steak, adding more garlic butter as you need. Also have a spoon to pick up any butter or oil/steak juice that is forming and throw it back on the steak until you’re happy. Once you flip the steak turn the heat back on for a few until you reach a desired color on your steak. Then flash it in the oven. Wala.
 
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