Blackened Ribeye on the Griswold

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redheelerdog

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The wife went to help the boy move into college in North Dakota today.

A perfect opportunity to fire up the Griswold, get some serious smoke and spicy goin.

I have been using the Tones Cajun spice as a blackening, it works well and tastes great.



No reverse sear here... just a good ol Griswold black iron fryin pan with some smokin hot butter.






It turned out tender and juicy, medium rare. Really good!

So good I just might have to have another one tomorrow night
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Thanks for looking!
 
That's a great looking steak John!

I never thought to try Cajun on a steak, but you can bet the next ribeye I do will be blackened.

Point for a fantastic steak!

Al
 
Good looking steak.  If you like the Tone's Cajun...Try some Slap Ya Mama spicy on it.  I think you'll be please but then I use it on just about everything.
 
John that looks great beautiful color,you do know you can't live on meat alone. Ya need Beer Points

Richie
 
That is seriously one fine lookin steak John... Next time, toss on an extra & I'll take a road trip ! :biggrin: BTW, I really like that Griswold ! Thumbs Up
 
Nice steak John. Great crust and awesome on the  inside. Enjoy it now brother. Teri and I ate fewer ribeyes while paying tuition!  LOL  Point B
 
Thanks fellas, Thanks for the points! - I did have a New York strip last night with this technique (sorry no pics).

Two things I really like about this: 1) Extremely Easy and Fast, 2) Really Tasty Spicy Good

Yeppers, I hear you Brian... by the time it gets over I might be on Spam and hamburgers, (although I like Spam and hamburgers)!
 
Looks Great, Haven't had Blackened in a long time     Nice job  
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Gary
 
This looks good and I will try it. The part I like is your respect for the Griswold skillet as a special tool. If someone has not cooked on a vintage skillet like those then you have not really lived. Combine that piece of industrial artistry and a good chef and you have a piece of meat like shown above. Points!
 
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