Why I Flavor My Butter, NOT My Steak
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The creator demonstrates a method for grilling steak and zucchini together, seasoning the steak immediately before grilling and applying garlic butter at the end to avoid burning.
From the video
Answers: How do you grill steak and zucchini together?
- grilling ribeye steak
- grilling zucchini
- using garlic butter on grilled steak
- charcoal chimney lighting technique
- trimming ribeye steaks
Ingredients
- half a stick butter
- a few cloves garlic
- a bunch parsley
- pepper
- lump charcoal
- paper towel
- 2 zucchini
- 2 ribeye steak
- 1 tenderloin
- salt
- vinegar
- oil
- lemon
What it concludes
- Using natural lump charcoal burns hotter than reconstituted briquettes and gives amazing flavor.
- Cutting off the seedy core of zucchini prevents it from becoming slimy when cooked.
- Seasoning steaks immediately before cooking allows them to be served whole with a nice crust.
- Applying garlic butter at the very end of cooking prevents the garlic from burning.
- Turning on the burners under the food tray on the lowest setting keeps food warm indefinitely.
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