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💥Inside the Real Estate Boom💥

Courtney is in the July issue of Austin Monthly. It explores the details of our shallow pool of inventory, the rising cost of living and features expert agents who can help you navigate the market!

You can count on Courtney’s in-depth local knowledge, deep relationships and industry expertise to give you a competitive edge when it matters most, NOW!

The Ultimate Texas Summer
Grilling Guide

Step 1. Choose Your Cut

Let’s face it, beef is the most Texan protein to throw on the grill. But there are certain cuts that are right for the job, and some that just aren’t. The top 6 cuts for grilling are: Ribeye, Strip Steak, Top Sirloin, Flat Iron, Skirt Steak & Flank Steak. Ground beef for burgers is obviously a great choice, too!

Step 2. Season or Marinate

Tender cuts like Ribeye, Strip Steak, Top Sirloin and Flat Iron can be seasoned with your favorite steak rub or salt and pepper. To help seasoning stick better, rub a little olive oil on your steak beforehand. Try our Beef Loving Texans Steak Rub recipe!

Step 3. Fire Up The Grill

After lighting, it’s time to clean the grates.

Heat the grill to about 400°F. Place hand four inches above the heat source for four seconds. If the heat requires you to remove your hand after four seconds, it’s just the right temperature. If it takes more or less time than that, the grill is either too cold or too hot.

Step 4: Enjoy!

Now for the fun part. Place steaks on the grill and flip only once halfway through cooking. Remove from grill when the internal temperature reaches medium rare (145°F). Allow your steak to rest for about 3 minutes before slicing. Enjoy!!

Courtney Oldham

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