The Meijer’s has a sale going on. $7.99 lb porterhouse and t bone steaks. I sorted through them and found a porterhouse I really liked. They weren’t cut but 3/4” thick so instead of a reverse sear or sous vide I went straight to searing it over a 1/2 full chimney of white hot Kingsford briquettes. Bar none the best steak I have made in quite a good long while. Salt and fresh ground black pepper is all I put on it.


On a Weber, I always seem to have the best luck just heating up charcoal on one side, good and hot, then searing for 1:00 on each side. Then, moving off as far as I can, and cooking for 5-6 minutes a side, flipping once. Wrap in foil to rest for 5 minutes or so. Seems to always come out perfect.
For the wifes, same, but keep hers closer to the fire after searing. Since she likes hers more done.
For pork chops, depending on thickness, direct heat for 20-30 minutes. No sear, just cook.