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I honestly thought that Mark Blachford was a pucker BBQ aficionado? Take a gander at his menu in his restaurant "John Doe" in London and see what you think? Gona try and book
Must remember to get the Sky lad ("Engineer") to look at my car when he calls tomorrow
WOW it seems I am a bit late to the party!!!!! Could be because things travel a bit slower up here in the barren NORTH!!!!
Remember Wade the last bugger from down there got one in the eye when he thought he was gathering a gang to be king of the hill
So here goes,
Welcome Jonty lovely to...
I think they wanted rid of Gary regardless of who was in the Cook off. Alan Richman just didn't like him because he kept moaning about the man over complicating things. But he was knackered when they both complained about the vinegar in the Chimichurri but to my reckoning it is made with a wine...
Don't cook it too low as the skin with be like rubber, I did! I am told that if you season under the skin it helps with crispness, but higher temps are needed me thinks
Hi Tom
The plate ribs I have been getting are from George Bowlem's in Sedgefield up in the north east. He is a bulk producer to wholesale and retail and has a mountain of plate fibs at any one time but it does take some selection as some are not as good as others but he doesn't do online sales...
Just some ideas for a couple of demos.
How about a kids Q to get mum and dad interested too?
How to....... make a fatty?
How to.........Injection techniques and basic rubs
How to.........Snake and Minion methods shown
How to........ Use temp probes like a ET733 and safe temps to cook to -...
Hi Tom
Just had another look at your "Rib in the Raw" and he has given you the traditional short rib which is the section of ribs just under the Ribeye. Had he cut them in half again then they would have been "Flanken" cut ribs (Korean Style). For more meaty ribs a bit lower down is the plate...
Yeah the butcher has gone a bit cocky and given you a trendy "Jacobs ladder" cut probably charged you more for it too
Maybe try "Plate Ribs" next time they are more forgiving and cheaper. you may have taken them off a bit early hence the chewiness in certain section. Closer to 90C and rested...
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