How to BBQ Thick-Cut Steaks
Reverse-sear thick-cut steaks: smoke at 165°F to a 110°F internal temp, then sear hot to finish at 130°F.
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Reverse-sear thick-cut steaks: smoke at 165°F to a 110°F internal temp, then sear hot to finish at 130°F.
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