Has anyone tried reverse-searing ribeyes?
2 months ago
I just did my first one on a Weber Kettle and it was game-changing — cold sear, then slow cook at 225C until internal hits 48C, finished with a quick blast over coals. The edge-to-edge pink is unreal compared to the old high-heat method where you get that grey band around the outside. Anyone have thoughts on what temp to pull them off for medium rare?
2 months ago
Reverse sear works great on thick cuts — much better than traditional methods for even cooking.
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