FILET MIGNON
Thickness Rare 110° to 120° Medium Rare 120° to 130° Medium 130° to 140°
2″ 4 Min Each Side 4.5 Min Each Side 5 Min Each Side
DELMONICO (BONELESS RIBEYE)
Thickness Rare 110° to 120° Medium Rare 120° to 130° Medium 130° to 140°
1 1/2″ 3 Min Each Side 3.5 Min Each Side 4 Min Each Side
PORTERHOUSE
Thickness Rare 110° to 120° Medium Rare 120° to 130° Medium 130° to 140°
1 3/4″ 6 Min First Side
5 Min Second Side
6.5 Min Each Side 8 Min First Side
7 Min Second Side
CLUB (SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK)
Thickness Rare 110° to 120° Medium Rare 120° to 130° Medium 130° to 140°
1 1/2″ 6 Min First Side
4 Min Second Side
6 Min Each Side 7 Min Each Side

Tips

  • Don’t take the steak out of the fridge and throw it directly on the grill. To make sure the meat cooks evenly, let it come to room temperature first.
  • Oil the grill grates. When it’s time to flip the steak, it will turn easily and not stick.
  • Be patient and let the steak cook on one side for the full recommended time before turning it. Flipping a steak too often will disrupt the grilling time and dry it out.
  • Searing a steak creates tremendous flavor. After you get a good crust on steak thicker than an inch, grill it over indirect heat so that it won’t burn before it finishes cooking on the inside.
  • Don’t be afraid to use a digital thermometer to keep a more accurate eye on your steak.
  • Always let your steak rest for about five minutes after you take it off the grill and don’t cut into it before.
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