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I wouldn't follow those idiots' advice at all! First off, you never trim a TT, you leave it like you bought it, the ones in your pic look awfully lean and need a nice layer of fat like in the video! Second, you never place your meat fat side down on the grill, all that goodness is going to go up...
I've never heard of tongue tips, always seen and heard of whole tongues! My Mom always would boil the snot outta them and when done, cut off the outer skin. I don't see how tongue would be any good baked or grilled, but that's just me!
Yep, hot pan, cold oil, food won't stick regardless of pans material! Any chef will tell you that. As for oil? Why do people always use veggie or other based oils? Why don't they use animal fats/oils to season their cookware, like bacon grease, or burger grease? You'd get a much better season...
When I buy the pre-pkged ones, I just Rinse & get all that slime off, dry it and into the pot, I add the little packet of spice and I too add some pickling spice & a bay leaf to kick it up a notch and boil it few a couple hours. I've never had a bad one yet. Good Luck
Why? I find lamb best done when it's about 170, but to each their own! You're right though that the more it's done the more it falls apart, but is that really a bad thing?
The past few years I've noticed that Kingsford QC has gone in the dumpster, I can't get a hot fire either so I mix in some lump with it and I'm good to go. Here's a interesting read! Good Luck
Burn Test: 1984 Kingsford vs 2020 Kingsford - The Virtual Weber Bullet
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