Cooked Porterhouse on the Kamado, potatoes with Provençal Butter and Balsamic Salad
I trimmed off some of the fat but it had beautiful marbling.
Hector
The coffee cardamom rub can't be beat. I don't use the oil or fresh garlic (I use granulated garlic). I make up a big batch and put it in sealed quart ball jars so I always have it on hand. It is my go-to rub for all beef now and I haven't looked back. I make mine with a little extra hot Hungarian pepper so it has some nice kick.
Re: little help please
Here is the one I have on file: COFFEE CARDAMOM RUB
½ CUP GROUND COFFEE
¼ CUP KOSHER SALT
½ CUP PACKED DARK BROWN SUGAR
¼ CUP HOT PAPRIKA
2 T GROUND CARDAMOM
2 T GROUND GINGER
1/3 CUP CHOPPED FRESH GARLIC
½ CUP VEGETABLE OIL OR AS NEEDED
COMBINE ALL THE INGREDIENTS EXCEPT OIL IN A FOOD PROCESSOR. ADD OIL TO MAKE A THICK PASTE. RUB MEAT AND MARINATE AT LEAST FOUR HOURS OR OVERNIGHT.