Picanha

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Does anyone have a good recipe for picanha? I’m cooking one for the game this weekend, and I have no idea if it’s better to smoke it or just cook it like a steak. Hail State!
 

aTotal360

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Cook it like a steak. First cut it against the grain into 1 inch thick "strips". Season with kosher salt, pepper, and a garlic powder. I cook the fat side first. Put enough heat on that side to scorch it. Then I do the 3 other sides to your desired doneness. I then have a compound butter made from Kerrygold and McCormick Montreal seasoning and real garlic that I'll put on top. No one complains.

Or just grind it and make sloppy joes.
 

mcdawg22

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Sep 18, 2004
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Does anyone have a good recipe for picanha? I’m cooking one for the game this weekend, and I have no idea if it’s better to smoke it or just cook it like a steak. Hail State!
Cook it like a smoked steak. Smoke it until it gets to 122° then sear it. I score the fat side before I seasoned with garlic, salt, and pepper.
 

Nunya.sixpack

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Reverse sear for the win. We've had one about every month at our house. Mix of mesquite and cherry has worked great.
 

Uncle Ruckus

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What he said. But I smoke to 118ish, sear until 125 and you get a perfect medium rare once it comes to temp
 
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