Title: Tomahawk Steak: What Is It, How to Cook It (5 Recipes) and Buying Guide | Gentlemint Blog
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Tomahawk Steak: What Is It, How to Cook It (5 Recipes) and Buying Guide
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What is a tomahawk steak?
How big Is a Tomahawk Steak?
Other types of Tomahawk steaks
Does the extra bone add more flavor?
How much do tomahawk steaks cost?
One big reason to buy a tomahawk steak...
Where can you buy a tomahawk steak?
Buying online
Tomahawk Steaks at Amazon
Locally
About dry-aged steaks
How to Cook a Tomahawk Steak
Universal truths about cooking a tomahawk steak
Truth #1: The meat needs to rest
Truth #2: A digital thermometer makes a huge difference
Truth #3: The Reverse Sear method works the best
Grilling a Tomahawk Streak
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Cooking a Tomahawk Steak in a Cast Iron Skillet
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Hybrid Cooking a Tomahawk Steak (Grill + Cast Iron)
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Sous Vide Tomahawk Steak Recipe
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Smoking a Tomahawk Steak
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Content: This is why people tend to buy dry-aged meat instead of trying to replicate the process at home. It’s just easier. That said, if you’re wanting to age the meat yourself at home, I’d recommend buying a whole cut of beef like the rib steak that you can later slice. For aging tips and how to set up your meat properly, I recommend this article by Serious Eats. Long story short: if you’re going to age meat at home, it’s going to take some effort. How to Cook a Tomahawk Steak
Now that you've bought your tomahawk steak, let's talk about how you can cook it. Just as there's more than one way to skin a cat, there are multiple ways to cook the Tomahawk. Let’s look at each so you can pick which method appeals to you more. Universal truths about cooking a tomahawk steak
No matter what method you use to cook your steaks, there are some universal truths and guidelines to follow to ensure that the meat is as tasty as possible.