Yummy, yummy, yummy!! Sur.vi.val Spice in my tummy.
I dry rubbed both sides of these porterhouse steaks with Survival Spice and black pepper and sea salt.

I left them to sit while I bagged, in aluminum foil, sliced potatoes and onions (with a little bit of butter), and another packet of carrots with green onions (and a little bit of butter).

I love to do these steam packets on the barbecue. They carmelize the veg's beautifully. The potatoes go on about half an hour before the steaks on the upper rack in a closed 3/4 heat grill (about 40 minutes in all). The carrots about 10 minutes before.

Then I slap the steaks on for about 5 minutes per side, leaving the hood open. The timing, of course, depends on the thickness of the meat.
Forgive me ... I carved out the filet(fr.) for myself. Nice 'n spicy.

Thanks, Scott.
I left them to sit while I bagged, in aluminum foil, sliced potatoes and onions (with a little bit of butter), and another packet of carrots with green onions (and a little bit of butter).
I love to do these steam packets on the barbecue. They carmelize the veg's beautifully. The potatoes go on about half an hour before the steaks on the upper rack in a closed 3/4 heat grill (about 40 minutes in all). The carrots about 10 minutes before.
Then I slap the steaks on for about 5 minutes per side, leaving the hood open. The timing, of course, depends on the thickness of the meat.
Forgive me ... I carved out the filet(fr.) for myself. Nice 'n spicy.
Thanks, Scott.
2 Comments:
Wow! I'd say that you nailed it!
Apparently I don't need a kitchen. Just foil. Now can you grill a cake??
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