Steak on the Grill. Grilling directly on coals: Raichlen seemingly knows an infinite number of ways to grill meat, and there's one in his new book, Project Fire, that I particularly like: he cooks steak directly on hot coals—no grill grates necessary. I love the idea, and it's on my list of things to try in the near future. Grilled Steak Fajitas - get out the grill and make grilled steak fajitas with sizzling peppers and onions!
Place the steaks over medium indirect heat. Or a gray, tentatively-grilled steak with no crusty edges. With so many ways to get it wrong, it's no wonder grilling steak can be intimidating. You can have Steak on the Grill using 7 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Steak on the Grill
- Prepare of Any thick cut piece of steak (rib-eye is the best).
- You need of Adobo seasoning.
- Prepare of Black pepper.
- You need of Montreal style steak seasoning.
- You need of Worcestershire sauce.
- Prepare of Salted butter.
- It's of Garlic powder.
To get it right once and for all, we turned to chef and grilling expert Adam Perry Lang, who shared his step-by-step method for perfect steak on the grill. For more details on grill temperature control on a gas grill, please see my Beginners Guide to Grill Temperature on a Gas Grill. Place the steaks on the grill. After you put it on the grill, wait for a couple of minutes and take the end.
Steak on the Grill instructions
- Take the piece of steak and cleanse with warm water..
- Pat it dry and season inside a large bowl. Using a plate allows too much to run off..
- Sprinkle several drops of Worcestershire sauce on both sides..
- Liberally season with Adobo, black pepper, garlic powder and Montreal style steak sauce..
- Next, cut half an inch portions of butter. 3 on one side and 3 on the other..
- Pour into a Ziploc bag all of the contents in a bowl. Allow to season overnight. It can be done with little time also. Just allow the butter to soften..
- Last...seek out The Grill Master and spark the grill.🍴.
Searing a steak over high heat on the grill caramelizes the sugars and proteins on the outside of the meat, creating a crispy and flavorful crust. You can use a sear burner if your gas grill has one. If not, you can also sear steaks on a charcoal grill by moving the grates close to the coals. Grilled Ribeye Steaks on Weber Kettle Grilling wet steak is like starting a race going uphill.