3 tablespoons Herb Butter, recipe follows

Sugar Grilled Asparagus, recipe follows

Special equipment: A gas grill and a spray bottle with water

Preheat the grill to medium-high heat.

Cut the cedar shingles down to size, about 10 by 5-inches, large enough for a steak to sit on it as a cooking surface. Spay shingles with water, so shingles are moist but not saturated. Oil the steaks and season with steak seasoning. Place each steak on a moist cedar shingle and place on grill. Close grill and let shingles smoke under steaks. If you don't have a covered grill, use a metal bowl to cover steak. Be careful, bowl will get burning hot. Cook steak until desired temperature and top each with 1 tablespoon Herb Butter. Serve on the cedar shingle with Sugar Grilled Asparagus.

Cook's notes: If shingle starts to burn too much, use spray bottle to re-mist the wood during cooking process.

Mix garlic and herbs into the softened butter. Put in refrigerator for later use.

Special equipment: A gas grill, a zester

Preheat grill to medium-high heat.

Cut the tough ends off asparagus, roll in oil and coat with sugar and salt. Place asparagus on the grill and cook for approximately 10 to 15 minutes. Turn asparagus to ensure even cooking. You know the asparagus are done when sugar is caramelized and asparagus are starting to look burnt. Sprinkle orange zest over asparagus before serving.

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