Mesquite Grilled T-Bones
US Copy write # TXu 1-354-553
T-Bone 1" - 2" thick One For each person
Salt Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Pepper Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Thyme Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Marjoram Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Rosemary Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Basil Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Fennel Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Sage Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Lavender Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Garlic Granulated Lightly sprinkle on each side of each steak
Butter Melted Lightly brush on each side
Charcoal Mesquite Enough to cover bottom of grill where steaks will be.
Lighter fluid for Charcoal if didn't get the pretreated charcoal
Mushroom & Onions 1 batch per 3 people
Thaw steaks, lightly sprinkle each side of steak with each spice and herb, using your fingers, press & rub the spices & herbs into the meat and lightly pat butter on one side of steak with a brush.
Put crumpled newspaper on grill, cover with mounded charcoal (add liter fluid if needed) and light paper. After fire is going good, let it heat for about 30 minutes.
Put steaks on grill buttered side down and lightly pat butter on the other side of each steak. Do not worry if the charcoal flames up because the flames will go out when you close the grill. It will not burn the steaks.
Close grill leaving vents almost closed so grill will be about 350 degrees. Turn over after about 5 minutes. Close grill and the steaks should be medium well (pink and juicy; but not bloody) after another 5 minutes (according to the thickness of the steak). I is OK to take a knife and slice a spot of the steak to see if it is bloody, pink or just juicy.
If you have an open grill, use more charcoal and cook the steaks same as above; but try to keep the flames down.
Cover steaks with sautéed Mushroom and Onions.
Serve with:
Baked potato
Salad of your choice and/or Asparagus
Beer, Red Wine, Iced Tea, Milk or Water
Vitamins
Steak A, B3, B12, Zinc, Iron
Butter Calcium, Selenium, A, B12, D, Protein
Garlic diallyl disulfide, S-allylcysteine, diallyl trisulfide, Sulfur compounds
Onions Flavonoids, Quercetin, Sulfur Compounds, A, B9, C
Mushrooms Niacin, Riboflavin, Potassium
*Mushrooms and Onions kill the carcinogens in charcoal - that makes them a perfect side dish for anything charcoaled.
by Frances M. McCrory-Meservy