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Best of Luck!! Honestly they are really easy. Season them, put them on at 250F, pull them when probe tender....nothin else.
Oh...also take pics and share!!
Thanks!!
Next time buddy!
One of my favorites too.
Yeah BBQ is done when its done...but once the kids start nagging, mom starts asking and you might need to hustle.
Thanks guys!!
Nope! Not a wise thing to do!
Just probe. I used to temp as well, but I normally never pull them until they...
So it had been awhile and I kinda had a hankerin'.
I've head a couple of people talk...and had seen a certain youtube video about not trimming the silver skin off the surface to save the potential rendered fat on top "cause that's what they do in the restaurants"....
However....I just cant...
If you're mostly smoking then the MB is probably you're go to. Its just better for that. It has electric components that can fail...that's the one thing that a Kamado doesn't have. That said there are a lot of people on here that have had to tweak things (like switching out a push pin sensor)...
Thanks fellas. Yeah in the end it went great. It was suggested I give it another go since there wasn't a ton to go around (one of them went next door to the inlaws) so we're gonna try again tomorrow.
Prime grade. I went back and forth prime/choice but thought since there isn’t any fat cap I’ll go prime.
Thanks. Yeah it was a win!
I’m with you. They never use a good rub anyway. For beef like this I only use salt and pepper with just a touch of Lawrys seasoned salt anyway, cause the smoke...
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