BEFORE YOU GO
THE GOODS / Go for a bone-in 2-inch-thick strip or rib-eye. The bone acts as a heat sink for even cooking.
THE PREP / Freeze the steak overnight, Fuller says. It will thaw as you hike or paddle in.
THE SEASONING / Never add seasoning at home. "Salt sucks out moisture, so wait until the last moment," Carmellini says.
THE TOOLS / Take tongs, not a fork; a small grate or uncoated wire refrigerator shelf; fireproof mitts.
AT THE CAMPSITE
1 SET UP THE PIT
Fuller's system calls for a long fire pit with three sections: a fire area for producing coals; a space to move those coals to, topped by a grill; a cooler section of the grill for slow cooking.
2 SEAR THE STEAK
Cook for a few minutes per side over high heat. Caramelized sugars mixing with fat will provide that classic grilled-steak flavor.
3 COOK OVER LOW HEAT
Move the steak to the cooler side of the grill. In cold weather, cover with foil or a pot lid.
4 WAIT BEFORE EATING
Once it's medium-rare, let the steak rest for 10 minutes off the heat. Then toss it back on to warm up.
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