Grilling a dry-aged steak
BY: ANDREA ALDEN
During the dry aging process, collagen in beef breaks down, leaving only tender protein at the end. Dry-aged meat is usually quite expensive and should be prepared properly. That's why it's important to know exactly how a dry-aged steak should be grilled. A properly grilled dry-aged steak will taste more intensely like beef than any other steak you've ever eaten before.
INGREDIENTS
2 dry-aged steaks approx. 2.6 cm thick
Steak seasoning of your choice or salt and pepper
PREPARATION
- Preheat grill on low heat to around 150°C. If the grill is too hot, the browning or Maillard reaction sets in, which must be prevented.
- Season steaks with salt and pepper or sparingly with your favorite steak seasoning.
- Prick a digital thermometer, such as the Napoleon PRO digital wireless thermometer, into the meat and set the alarm temperature to 52 °C. Place steaks over unlit burners and grill over indirect heat until thermometer indicates ideal temperature has been reached, approximately 30 minutes.
- Remove the steaks from the grill and set aside to rest for 10 minutes. In the meantime, preheat the infrared SIZZLE ZONE™ side burner or the main burners to the highest setting, to around 260°C.
- Fry the steaks over direct heat for 45 seconds to a minute, turn each steak by 45° and continue to fry briefly, then turn the steaks over and repeat the processes described above. This gives the steaks appetizing grill marks.
- Serve steaks hot with your favorite vegetables, salad or other side dishes.
Dry-aged steak is tender, comparable to tenderized fillet. It has a more intense flavor than a conventional steak, tastes almost like game or elk meat, but stronger. You could also say, like duck meat compared to chicken meat. This flavor-intensive steak comes from the same animal. Like a pork chop, which can be as tender and flavorful as bacon. Grilling a dry-aged steak is easy. Prepare it correctly by grilling it to a maximum of medium doneness - then it will definitely be nice and tender. Have you tried dry-aged steak before?
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