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Reverse sear tbone

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  • twilliamsT Offline
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    Gonna try my hand at reverse sear tbones. How long does it take to get to 125° internal meat temp in the oven? And at what should the oven temp be set at? Guessing 225°-250°? Joe Hell i bet you could help me on this one

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      That’s all going to depend on thickness. If you have a probe just probe it and set an alarm for the internal temp you are looking for.

      Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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        That’s all going to depend on thickness. If you have a probe just probe it and set an alarm for the internal temp you are looking for.

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        Tex_77 i was looking for approximate time of how long it took so i knew when to throw it in to be done around supper time. It is 1" thick

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          My guess would be 45 minutes to an hour. I’d check temp at 30 minutes.

          Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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          • Tex_77T Tex_77

            My guess would be 45 minutes to an hour. I’d check temp at 30 minutes.

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            Tex_77 ok thanks, i do have probe to stick in it. I will throw it in after snack sticks are done in the smoker. About another hour

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            • Tex_77T Tex_77

              My guess would be 45 minutes to an hour. I’d check temp at 30 minutes.

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              Tex_77 45-60 minutes at 210-220 seems to be my average. I like to finish in cast iron with ghee and fresh thyme or rosemary if I have them on hand

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                1 inch thick at 220 would be over 125 in 45 minutes in my experience recently. My home oven starts at 170 so I start there and I am usually at 120° after 45 minutes…but…I buy less expensive steaks that usually aren’t a full inch thick. Listen guys, I’ve already typed all this, I am NOT going to delete it so…sorry for the useless information but maybe it gives you a little peak into the dysfunctional playground that is my brain?

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                  1 inch thick at 220 would be over 125 in 45 minutes in my experience recently. My home oven starts at 170 so I start there and I am usually at 120° after 45 minutes…but…I buy less expensive steaks that usually aren’t a full inch thick. Listen guys, I’ve already typed all this, I am NOT going to delete it so…sorry for the useless information but maybe it gives you a little peak into the dysfunctional playground that is my brain?

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                  Jonathon sounds like you need to just start cutting your own steaks! You should probably just make friends with a farmer in the area, and buy a quarter or half from them.

                  Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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