Grilled Bison NY Strip Steaks Marinated in Red Wine
Bison NY strips marinated overnight in red wine, garlic and olive oil, then grilled hot for a steakhouse finish.
Cast iron, charcoal, smoke. The cuts and methods that taste better outside.
Live fire is the most honest way to cook meat. Heat is direct, mistakes are obvious, and the payoff — char, smoke, the snap of a properly rested steak off the grate — can't be replicated indoors. These are the recipes we reach for once the coals are lit.
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Bison NY strips marinated overnight in red wine, garlic and olive oil, then grilled hot for a steakhouse finish.
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