Every cooking video should be like this. Clear, concise, and specific with times and temps. Very helpful for someone like me who knows nothing about grilling.
Best video we've seen regarding how to best cook a high-end steak on a pellet grill. We use Traeger and this recipe was served to several of our guests. Now, they want to come back for more and promised to bring their own Ribeye steaks and New York steaks!. Great job!
I have always reversed seared my steaks on my pit boss. Cook them at 225 until they reach 110 then pull them off. Crank up the heat to max and open up the fire box and give them the nice sear marks and pull at 130. Come out perfect every time
@@optimisticprime809 not to toot my own horn but my family rarely ever goes out to a restaurant when we want steak anymore. If we want a good steak I can do it on my back deck with a beer in my hand and way cheaper!
@@randallhunter3912 doesn’t take very long for them to get up to 110 degrees. Then when the smoker is set at 500 for the finishing process it only takes like 5 min to bring them up to 130
This was great thanks, had the Grill at 450f (grates were 600ish) and did 4 x 90secs rotation and took them off at 125f temp and they were amazing. Rested for about 10-15mins whilst I made a salad and baby potatoes and it was great.
I noticed the how to BBQ right hat and instantly went to the comments to look to see if anyone noticed but the big Dawg himself . your what brought me here . lol love what you do brother
Awesome first video!!!!! It shows that pellet grills with grill grates can put out some some high temps for searing as well as how to rotate steak around on the grill grates to get good marks. That steak was cooked perfectly! You can ignore my comment on your facebook post from last night about getting a lapel mic....you already got one and the volume was perfect in the video. I'm definitely looking forward to your future videos!
I really like the fact that you take your time to comment back on your subscribers posts. You’re A1 brother! Can’t wait til you hit that 1 million subscriber mark. You deserve it!!
not sure i missed it, but was the deflector plate and the drip tray removed? not sure how 485F setting gets you 650F grill grate otherwise? if the drip tray and deflector plate are removed, is this just a big wet/pellet dust mess in the end from the juices...when normally smoking its just dry dust you have to vacuum clean.
I have cooked them either way and leaving the deflector in is better. It actually gets the grill grates hotter since the pellet grill is working harder. The grill grates in this video are aluminum and only have small holes in them so it holds more heat below the grate causing them to absorb more and become hotter than what the actual pit is set to.
Man, that's one of the best looking steaks I've ever seen. I'm always battling with myself if I should purchase a pellet rig every year. I think I just might do it this year when all this virus mess clears up.
my Daughter just got me a Traeger Texas Elite 34 grill. she "has a guy" who somehow gets the scratch and dents or slightly used at trade shows etc. and sells them. mine came from Costco and was a display model with some love taps on it from people fidlin with it. it's way bigger than i'll ever need for me and the wife but she said she didn't want to get me a cheap one (gota love that girl she takes care of Daddy) she paid 1/3 rd of new price i just brought it home and was wondering how to cook steaks on it so thanks so much for the video. i too have been wanting one for years but the price was always the show stopper. well, now it's on and time to get to grillin and smokin.
Great video! I have an odd question for you. Love the backsplash and counter top. Do you know where they came from and the SKU numbers or ID numbers? More so with the backsplash. Thanks!
Nice job man. Been Traegering for about a yr over here, love it. Great compliment to straight charcoal/cast iron grates. Been turning out some killer grub, and your RE's look delicious. I've been smoking RE's at 225 then cast iron sear and they are money.
I agree that those looked amazing and I would give a 10 on the score card for doneness and appearance. I would however be hard pressed that you could NOT tell the difference between these on an easy bake and ones on charcoal. Excellent short video. thanks for making it! I am going to try that butter
Thanks! The butter is awesome! As far as the taste goes, its a tough call. For a hot and fast cook its hard for me to tell a difference. But a longer cook over coals or a reverse sear, I could definitely see where you could taste the difference. It's hard to be a steak over coals thats for sure! Plus the grill grates that I have been cooking on are very well seasoned LOL.. I appreciate the feedback and let us know how you like the butter!!
Wow - I never would have believed you could get grill marks like that using a pellet grill if I hadn't seen you make them. Quick question: how did you get the grates to heat to over 600F with the controller set at only 485?
That’s the benefit to grill grates. They absorb more if the heat and radiate it better. Plus the controller is only measuring air temp bit surface temp.
Thanks for the video - love your butter method. MS Grind is one of my all time favorite rubs. Can't wait to try the MS Grit. Smoke on from Pass Christian, MS !
Is the only benefit of the grill grate is that it holds temps better than normal grill grates because I get good looking sears on an electric Weber with the normal grates, I just preheat that thing on max for like 10-15
Looks tasty. Thank you for your tips. IMHO I'd ditch the aerosol non-stick spray (additives) and make your own. 50/50 oil of choice (canola, peanut, olive, vegetable) and water in a spray bottle. You can always jazz it up by marinating garlic, basil, rosemary in the oil overnight.
@@SwineLifeBBQ Here is what I copy - great flavors - cut with water for spray bottlewww.stonehouseoliveoil.com/product/dipping-oil-blend/52?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false
So I am currently between buying a Napoleon charcoal kettle vs pellet grill (I already have a Bradley smoker)... I am still leaning charcoal because it seems while you have good grate marks with the pellet, you don't develop a good crust like on a charcoal direct sear.... Choices choices.
Nice, i’ll be in in Tsui V lately and then searing them on the pellet Grill, but I’m definitely going to have to try that mustard butter! Which pellets “wood” do u prefer?
What is the best way to cook a ribeye. I don't have the best choices but is it hot and fast or do you like smoking them low for about 30 to 40 minutes then hit them with just some high heat on the gas grill to get a good crust.
Depends on the thickness of the steak. Larger steak seem to do better with the reverse dear method but thinner one like the hot and fast. There’s no right or wrong way.. I like all steaks lol!!
You need to allow carry over. I shoot for a finish temp of about 130 so usually pull it off the heat a little sooner. As far as chicken, I highly recommend doing a little research on pasteurization temps to understand how it cooks. You can usually take chicken off at 160 and it will carry over to 165.
I probably need one more section to cover Traeger completely. 460 max but ribeyes were great. Thank You I am surprised how well the grill grates performed on my Traeger. I am asking for steaks for Father's Day
This might be a dumb question but I have to ask lol How is it that the temperature is set at 485 but the grill grates read 630 after a few minutes? It makes me think that the temperature inside the grill isn’t what you set it at on the dial.
Not a dumb question at all... Think of it as a camp fire.. The closer you get the warmer you are. So with the grates being between the actual temp probe and the fire pot, they absorb more heat and therefore are hotter than the actually grill temp is set to. Check out this video I did to help explain this. th-cam.com/video/Y_4aoqr0pUc/w-d-xo.html
Mark for smoking, do you find a pellet grill is lite on smoke flavor. I have a Rec Tec and I smoked a pork shoulder for 8 hours yesterday before wrapping (it was slightly frozen at the center). It had good color but not much smoke flavor. I have tried different wood, except hickory and not much flavor on any of them. Hickory is next but I just wanted your thoughts. I have a 22" WSM and there is no comparison on smoke flavor, the WSM wins.
It depends on your temp and quality of pellet. If you are looking for more flavor try starting out at a lower temp 200-225 and use a pecan or hickory pellet. I use Bear Mountain pellets and have had a huge improvement on actual flavor and smoke profile. Also going long before wrapping helps. Hopefully that will help you out and get to cooking!
@@SwineLifeBBQ Have too agree.. a little bit of smoke first works really well. When I have a long holiday and lots of time (and a VERY thick steak) I tend to dry brine for 24 hours, cold smoke with hickory... vac bag and cook sous vide (this managed to get that smokey flavor right into the very core of the meat), let rest for about 15 minutes... then sear over super hot mangrove charcoal right on top of a chimney starter that is roaring hot for about 30 - 50 seconds per side.. absolute perfection...
I do this exact same technique as well. Cold smoke for about 40 minutes, sous vide, then sear it off at the end. Sous vide really makes the steaks tender, it’s definitely the way to go!
The aluminum grill grates absorb more of the heat. Also the grill temp is reading air temperature inside the grill and the heat gun is reading surface temp. The grill grates hold more heat below the grate and cause the grates to heat up more than the actual air temp. Hope that makes sense.... Thanks!
@@SwineLifeBBQ Heat doesn't generate more heat... If the surrounding temp is 485 and the grates are not subjected to a direct radiating heat source (such as flames or any other radiation) then the grates cannot be hotter than the surrounding temp.
Assaf Weiss I’m not an expert but I don’t believe it’s putting out exactly 485 degrees. It puts out say 600 degree heat and then it slows down/turns off when the temperature is reached. Which would make his explanation make sense.
Assaf Weiss you are correct. 485 degrees is 485 degrees. But that 485 degree temp reading is above the aluminum grates. It is well over 600 below the grates and down by the fire pot. The aluminum grates basically act like an aluminum radiator, absorbing as much heat as they can from the air coming up from below. Therefore lowering the temp above the grates. Also grill grates are not open like the factory grates. They allow a smaller amount of heat to travel through them, which holds more heat below them and causing them to get hotter. The probe that is reading 485 is basically the furthest object from the fire. Hopefully that makes more sense. I am thinking about doing a video on just the grates and better explaining how they work.
Not when it comes to pellet grills...the indirect heat of a smoker doesn't allow the fat to render the same as on a direct heat gas or charcoal grill. If you are using a smoker it is best to get that excess fat cut off...unless you like smoked unrendered hunks of fat.
Good Work Ma Dude! Looks delish! Gotta see if I can get my grates that hot? Also never heard of that Grill Brand before. Where did you find that at? Thanks for the great info/demo.
Is it necessary to slide the metal ofver the burner to open with direct flame? Or can you use the entire surface area of the grates, just like smoking? Are the grill grates necessary for this, or can the standard grill grates work? Thanks
Every cooking video should be like this. Clear, concise, and specific with times and temps. Very helpful for someone like me who knows nothing about grilling.
Best video we've seen regarding how to best cook a high-end steak on a pellet grill. We use Traeger and this recipe was served to several of our guests. Now, they want to come back for more and promised to bring their own Ribeye steaks and New York steaks!. Great job!
Awesome! Thank you!
I have always reversed seared my steaks on my pit boss. Cook them at 225 until they reach 110 then pull them off. Crank up the heat to max and open up the fire box and give them the nice sear marks and pull at 130. Come out perfect every time
This is the way
@@optimisticprime809 not to toot my own horn but my family rarely ever goes out to a restaurant when we want steak anymore. If we want a good steak I can do it on my back deck with a beer in my hand and way cheaper!
@@CamoDC4Lbest steak.
How long did you have to cook them at that low of a temp though?
@@randallhunter3912 doesn’t take very long for them to get up to 110 degrees. Then when the smoker is set at 500 for the finishing process it only takes like 5 min to bring them up to 130
Straight to the point, clear and informative, recap at the end. Excellent work, thank you!
This was great thanks, had the Grill at 450f (grates were 600ish) and did 4 x 90secs rotation and took them off at 125f temp and they were amazing. Rested for about 10-15mins whilst I made a salad and baby potatoes and it was great.
"I'm not gonna lie, I'm ready to try one of these!"
I appreciate your honesty
I'm thinking about a pellet grill, and I was concerned about steaks and searing. Your video has increased my confidence!
Awesome!! Check out Grilla grills for sure! Best bang for your buck hands down!
You got this!
Same
I'm doing this tonight for fathers Day. Happy fathersday to yall, thank you for such an easy video to follow and directions, easy to understand
Great video!
Man....a compliment from the ultimate channel!! Thanks!!
Not as better as yours !!!
I noticed the how to BBQ right hat and instantly went to the comments to look to see if anyone noticed but the big Dawg himself . your what brought me here . lol love what you do brother
Dang! ok, malcom gave his approval! I’ll try it out then.
Coming from the MAIN MAN!!!!
Thanks for sharing, the demonstration was awesome! just bought a pellet grill this week, will be trying your recipe this weekend, thanks again.
aHA...we're in the middle of researching them & trying to at LEAST narrow them down to a few choices. What make/model did you go with if I may ask?
You are one of my favorite bbq/ grill gurus, great content
Thank you so much for this video. I use it every time I cook on my Traeger
@5:09 “We finna give em a twist” okay brotherrr I see youuu 👀😂
I was like ok bruh u invited u invited
Haha man that was funniest things I seen today!
I've watched this video before every ribeye I've cooked the last few years thank you for posting this
Awesome first video!!!!! It shows that pellet grills with grill grates can put out some some high temps for searing as well as how to rotate steak around on the grill grates to get good marks. That steak was cooked perfectly! You can ignore my comment on your facebook post from last night about getting a lapel mic....you already got one and the volume was perfect in the video. I'm definitely looking forward to your future videos!
Thanks! Grill Grates make all the difference in the world! Thanks again!
The colour of your kitchen is awesome
Thank you 😊
Excellent job! I will surely try that. I love my pellet grill and have done some reverse searing, but would like this.
Give it a shot! Thanks for the support and let us know how you like it!
Thanks for this video, Brother. It really helped me make perfect steaks on my new pellet grill. I love the TWIST!
I really like the fact that you take your time to comment back on your subscribers posts. You’re A1 brother! Can’t wait til you hit that 1 million subscriber mark. You deserve it!!
I try to stay on top of the comments. Appreciate the support ! That 1 Million is a ways to go but hopefully one day!!
Love to watch you Mark, you get right down to business. And I like that, keep doing what you do brother.
Thank you for the tips sir! I am new to the pellet grill life!
Awesome! They will spoil you lol! Appreciate the support!
this is the gold standard for grilling steaks on the pellet grill
Already watched but TH-cam recommended it so here I am again haha they still look awesome! Great job on the cook
Haha! You as well!! That T-bone looked awesome!
Appreciate it! It was very good!
I think I’ve watched this video 10 times now. just got my grill grates in yesterday going to grill out today. 🤞🏼
You just made a new fan, new sub and loyal follower from CANADA 🇨🇦! Notifications ON- Ready 4 New content!!!👏🏼👍👌
Awesome!! Thanks for the support!!
not sure i missed it, but was the deflector plate and the drip tray removed? not sure how 485F setting gets you 650F grill grate otherwise? if the drip tray and deflector plate are removed, is this just a big wet/pellet dust mess in the end from the juices...when normally smoking its just dry dust you have to vacuum clean.
I have cooked them either way and leaving the deflector in is better. It actually gets the grill grates hotter since the pellet grill is working harder. The grill grates in this video are aluminum and only have small holes in them so it holds more heat below the grate causing them to absorb more and become hotter than what the actual pit is set to.
@@SwineLifeBBQ very interesting. thanks a lot looking forward to trying this!
Man, that's one of the best looking steaks I've ever seen. I'm always battling with myself if I should purchase a pellet rig every year. I think I just might do it this year when all this virus mess clears up.
Appreciate it!
Same here, I always say "this is the year". This year might be it, especially after watching this video.
@@joedaddysir2056 HAHA exactly!!!
Joedaddy sir I just bought a Pitboss. Best decision I’ve made in a while. Kind of regret not pulling the trigger for the past few years.
my Daughter just got me a Traeger Texas Elite 34 grill. she "has a guy" who somehow gets the scratch and dents or slightly used at trade shows etc. and sells them. mine came from Costco and was a display model with some love taps on it from people fidlin with it. it's way bigger than i'll ever need for me and the wife but she said she didn't want to get me a cheap one (gota love that girl she takes care of Daddy) she paid 1/3 rd of new price i just brought it home and was wondering how to cook steaks on it so thanks so much for the video. i too have been wanting one for years but the price was always the show stopper. well, now it's on and time to get to grillin and smokin.
Just grabbed a Louisiana Pellet smoker and excited to try it.
Thank you for the video
I wanna see the rest of this guy’s house. Just an all-around great BBQ cooking channel.
We appreciate it!
You deserve a spot on food network brother, shouting out from Boston ma .
Haha! Don't know about all that.... Thanks for the support!
Where do you find those “grill grates” to sit on top of the standard grate on your pellet grill? I’m not able to find any that look similar to yours.
Check out Grillgrate.com
Great video! I have an odd question for you. Love the backsplash and counter top. Do you know where they came from and the SKU numbers or ID numbers? More so with the backsplash. Thanks!
Thanks! I don’t remember since it’s been a while since we built the house. Pretty sure it’s a common tile color and size.
Nice!!! i assume if one likes it medium well add more time on the grill? per minute?
Correct. Prolly could go another 2 minutes. Should be perfect.
Nice job man. Been Traegering for about a yr over here, love it. Great compliment to straight charcoal/cast iron grates. Been turning out some killer grub, and your RE's look delicious. I've been smoking RE's at 225 then cast iron sear and they are money.
Thanks!
I agree that those looked amazing and I would give a 10 on the score card for doneness and appearance. I would however be hard pressed that you could NOT tell the difference between these on an easy bake and ones on charcoal. Excellent short video. thanks for making it! I am going to try that butter
Thanks! The butter is awesome! As far as the taste goes, its a tough call. For a hot and fast cook its hard for me to tell a difference. But a longer cook over coals or a reverse sear, I could definitely see where you could taste the difference. It's hard to be a steak over coals thats for sure! Plus the grill grates that I have been cooking on are very well seasoned LOL.. I appreciate the feedback and let us know how you like the butter!!
Looks nice and easy, good job of seasoning.
Thanks for watching
Wow - I never would have believed you could get grill marks like that using a pellet grill if I hadn't seen you make them. Quick question: how did you get the grates to heat to over 600F with the controller set at only 485?
That’s the benefit to grill grates. They absorb more if the heat and radiate it better. Plus the controller is only measuring air temp bit surface temp.
That would present gorgeous on a plate with its sides Subscribed great work
Awesome! Thank you!
That’s the best spatula I’ve ever seen.
They work grate!
They must be specifically made for that grill! Either that or you really lucked out.
Found one... here 's a link: www.amazon.com/GRILL-ORIGINAL-RAISED-DESIGN-WWW-GRILLGRATE-COM/dp/B00ICN1KN8
@@SwineLifeBBQ - That's some high level pun game right there!
Great I am very addicted to make all kind of food . but after watching this video I will try it as soon as possible.
Thanks!
wow, I am going to have to try that on my pellet grill
You should!
Thanks for the video - love your butter method. MS Grind is one of my all time favorite rubs. Can't wait to try the MS Grit.
Smoke on from Pass Christian, MS !
Chris Cuevas thanks!
Great video. I'm interested in where you got the grill grate that goes on the top of your regular grates
Check out www.grillgrate.com
lol.....that was exactly what I came to the comments to find out!
Is the only benefit of the grill grate is that it holds temps better than normal grill grates because I get good looking sears on an electric Weber with the normal grates, I just preheat that thing on max for like 10-15
Definitely helps with more even heat. Plus no flare ups at all. They definitely get your grate temp up higher than air temp as well.
Shout out to the camera lady. You made Mark look pretty good. This is awesome guys.
She usually does!
Bro!!! I did that....those steaks were soooooo legit!!! awesome!
Thats some good looking steaks . I see you have different grill grates what kind are they and what are they made out of ?
They are an aluminum grate made by grillgrate.com. Thanks!
Looks tasty. Thank you for your tips. IMHO I'd ditch the aerosol non-stick spray (additives) and make your own. 50/50 oil of choice (canola, peanut, olive, vegetable) and water in a spray bottle. You can always jazz it up by marinating garlic, basil, rosemary in the oil overnight.
Thanks! That’s a great idea!
@@SwineLifeBBQ Here is what I copy - great flavors - cut with water for spray bottlewww.stonehouseoliveoil.com/product/dipping-oil-blend/52?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false
Can I come to dinner? The best looking steak ever! I know you're experienced.
Appreciate it!
I got me a silverbac looking forward to cooking me a good steak like those thank you for the great tips
Thanks!
Hey Mark where did you get that raised rack. Need one of them in my life. Your end results are always beautiful 👌
Check out pkgrills.com. That where I got mine. They work great on several grills.
Awesome looking steaks, but EPIC looking kitchen.
Thanks!
I don't agree with cutting the fat off but man they came out beautiful!!!!
Haha! Thanks!
Nice! I am going to try this for New Year's Eve.
Damn that looks delicious
Thanks!
Awesome first video!! Looking forward to seeing alot more! Great job!! 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Ribeye don't need to be trimmed the fat renders soft when cooked right and adds flavor
I cringed when I saw him trim it
Awesome video! Looks perfect!!! Thanks for sharing....
Thanks for watching!
7:45 dog is ready for some steak too
Hahaha!!
he put garlic powder on the steak if the dog ate it he might throw it up
So I am currently between buying a Napoleon charcoal kettle vs pellet grill (I already have a Bradley smoker)... I am still leaning charcoal because it seems while you have good grate marks with the pellet, you don't develop a good crust like on a charcoal direct sear.... Choices choices.
Nice, i’ll be in in Tsui V lately and then searing them on the pellet Grill, but I’m definitely going to have to try that mustard butter! Which pellets “wood” do u prefer?
We love pecan or hickory. Thanks!
Hey brother...those are some nice kitchen cabinets. Can't say I've seen cabinets like that before.
Where can I pick up that little rack you used to raise the steak up?
Check pkgrills.com
FANTASTIC job !!! We love The Mississippi Grind in Galax !!! :)
thanks for the support!!
Nice! I need to invest in some Grill Grates!
They are a game changer.
What is the best way to cook a ribeye. I don't have the best choices but is it hot and fast or do you like smoking them low for about 30 to 40 minutes then hit them with just some high heat on the gas grill to get a good crust.
Depends on the thickness of the steak. Larger steak seem to do better with the reverse dear method but thinner one like the hot and fast. There’s no right or wrong way.. I like all steaks lol!!
Bro that is a perfect steak!!! Wow!!
Thanks!
Love your videos. I had a question I am not a fan of lemon does the lemon give the steak a lemon taste or could i just not add it
You do pick up on some of the citrus flavor but it’s not super strong.
@@SwineLifeBBQ thanks for the reply gonna try it today
Hats off to that medium rare you got!
So as soon as you hit your internal target temp your food should come off the grille? This goes for any red meat, chicken, etc? Thanks.
You need to allow carry over. I shoot for a finish temp of about 130 so usually pull it off the heat a little sooner. As far as chicken, I highly recommend doing a little research on pasteurization temps to understand how it cooks. You can usually take chicken off at 160 and it will carry over to 165.
@@SwineLifeBBQ Thank you. Good channel.👍👍👍
Dam steaks look fire. That kitchen though lol
Thanks!
montanadoctor yea worry about your self 🤫🖕
Great video i just got a pellet grill for christmas and i love it!!!!!
Thanks!
Dude you lost me with all the seasoning ... Me = Kosher Salt , Cracked Pepper ...done !
I probably need one more section to cover Traeger completely. 460 max but ribeyes were great. Thank You I am surprised how well the grill grates performed on my Traeger. I am asking for steaks for Father's Day
Awesome! Glad they turned out!
Bruh anybody else salivating when he dropped that bite in his mouth? 😟
HAHA!
This might be a dumb question but I have to ask lol How is it that the temperature is set at 485 but the grill grates read 630 after a few minutes? It makes me think that the temperature inside the grill isn’t what you set it at on the dial.
Not a dumb question at all... Think of it as a camp fire.. The closer you get the warmer you are. So with the grates being between the actual temp probe and the fire pot, they absorb more heat and therefore are hotter than the actually grill temp is set to. Check out this video I did to help explain this.
th-cam.com/video/Y_4aoqr0pUc/w-d-xo.html
@@SwineLifeBBQ thank you so much. I watched the video and I understand now lol. Definitely going to invest in a pellet grill soon.
I wanna be this guy's neighbor. Ill bring the beer.
Hoorah for Dixie!
😂😂😂
You made that look fast and easy. Just got me a Pellet Grill. I cook more steaks and chicken than briskets. What brand are those grates? I need those.
GrillGrate is the brand.
What make/model of a pellet grill did you end up getting?
@@Kman. I your question is to me, I have the Pitboss LEXINGTON.
YOU'RE CUTTING OFF ALL THE BEST PARTS 😭😭😭
How to ruin meat that’s what you need to keep it juicy
Mark for smoking, do you find a pellet grill is lite on smoke flavor. I have a Rec Tec and I smoked a pork shoulder for 8 hours yesterday before wrapping (it was slightly frozen at the center). It had good color but not much smoke flavor. I have tried different wood, except hickory and not much flavor on any of them. Hickory is next but I just wanted your thoughts. I have a 22" WSM and there is no comparison on smoke flavor, the WSM wins.
It depends on your temp and quality of pellet. If you are looking for more flavor try starting out at a lower temp 200-225 and use a pecan or hickory pellet. I use Bear Mountain pellets and have had a huge improvement on actual flavor and smoke profile. Also going long before wrapping helps. Hopefully that will help you out and get to cooking!
Happens to be lunch time right now while I watch this! Not looking forward to Taco Bell right now....ughhh. LOL
Fire up the Silverbac!
Great video! I'll be trying this out on my pellet grill!
By the way what kind of pellets you used?
Thanks! Most of the time I use Bear Mountain pecan or any type of hardwood
smoke em first to get flavor, then sear at end.
That works great as well. That’s what We like to do with the thicker steaks. Thanks!!
@@SwineLifeBBQ Have too agree.. a little bit of smoke first works really well. When I have a long holiday and lots of time (and a VERY thick steak) I tend to dry brine for 24 hours, cold smoke with hickory... vac bag and cook sous vide (this managed to get that smokey flavor right into the very core of the meat), let rest for about 15 minutes... then sear over super hot mangrove charcoal right on top of a chimney starter that is roaring hot for about 30 - 50 seconds per side.. absolute perfection...
I do this exact same technique as well. Cold smoke for about 40 minutes, sous vide, then sear it off at the end. Sous vide really makes the steaks tender, it’s definitely the way to go!
I just got a pellet grill and I'm trying to figure out how you got the grates to 620 degrees when the grill is only set to 485....
The aluminum grill grates absorb more of the heat. Also the grill temp is reading air temperature inside the grill and the heat gun is reading surface temp. The grill grates hold more heat below the grate and cause the grates to heat up more than the actual air temp. Hope that makes sense.... Thanks!
@@SwineLifeBBQ Heat doesn't generate more heat... If the surrounding temp is 485 and the grates are not subjected to a direct radiating heat source (such as flames or any other radiation) then the grates cannot be hotter than the surrounding temp.
Assaf Weiss I’m not an expert but I don’t believe it’s putting out exactly 485 degrees. It puts out say 600 degree heat and then it slows down/turns off when the temperature is reached. Which would make his explanation make sense.
I've tried this with and without the grill grates. The grill grates gets around 100° hotter compared to the grates that came with my unit.
Assaf Weiss you are correct. 485 degrees is 485 degrees. But that 485 degree temp reading is above the aluminum grates. It is well over 600 below the grates and down by the fire pot. The aluminum grates basically act like an aluminum radiator, absorbing as much heat as they can from the air coming up from below. Therefore lowering the temp above the grates. Also grill grates are not open like the factory grates. They allow a smaller amount of heat to travel through them, which holds more heat below them and causing them to get hotter. The probe that is reading 485 is basically the furthest object from the fire. Hopefully that makes more sense. I am thinking about doing a video on just the grates and better explaining how they work.
Had to stop when he cut the fat off the steaks. That’s the best part!
Yeah
Great video thank you. Just wanted to say that and I do now love a little sweetness to my Ribeye Steaks especially in the fat areas.
Thanks! Some crispy sweet fat is awesome!
A little sugar will do fine.
"Little bit of fat didn't hurt nobody " *cuts off fat from ribeye 🥴🥴🥴
baby jesus died when he did this
Ruined within the first minute
Not when it comes to pellet grills...the indirect heat of a smoker doesn't allow the fat to render the same as on a direct heat gas or charcoal grill. If you are using a smoker it is best to get that excess fat cut off...unless you like smoked unrendered hunks of fat.
Michael Hart That’s why they need to be reverse seared if cooking on a pellet. NO reason you would EVER cut off fat on a ribeye. Amateur hour status.
the best part is gone!!!! WTF !!!!!
Man that steak looks right on time!! Great video brother.
Eric Ousley Jr thank you!
I started getting lightheaded when I saw you cutting off the fat.
Good Work Ma Dude! Looks delish! Gotta see if I can get my grates that hot? Also never heard of that Grill Brand before. Where did you find that at? Thanks for the great info/demo.
It is a Grilla Grill Silverbac. Check out Grillagrills.com
@@SwineLifeBBQ Will do. She's one sexy beast! Love those racks
You lost me soon as you said Kroger. Lol
Nice method and I will try the butter sauce. Thanks
I never trust a skinny man
Hi myself
Is it necessary to slide the metal ofver the burner to open with direct flame? Or can you use the entire surface area of the grates, just like smoking?
Are the grill grates necessary for this, or can the standard grill grates work? Thanks
Awesome video guys! Looking forward to more!
Thanks!!
Looks great. What wood do you use for the ribeyes???
Pecan or hickory is my favorite.
I'm looking for my first pellet grill....I take it the grlla grill is what you would suggest
Pellet grills are awesome!
Dumb question….but no open flame, just the flame covered? I have a Pitt boss and was making sure you had it in “smoke” mode
This is now my go to for ribeyes
That butter 🤯🤯🤯