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Starting the charcoal chimneys at 1500.
Weber set up for indirect cooking.
Start on hot side to sear, then move to cooler side.
Baste, turn, baste, turn.....
I'm hungry right now.
I love homemade bacon, but I buy when I'm out.
Found this at Sam's Club and I really like it.
$5.60 a pound.
Picked up 7.5 pounds for the freezer today.
I enlisted in 83. Fort Hood had Robin Hood, Anthonies Pizza and Baskin Robbins and some other places too. I think Frank's started late 1980s.
I miss the little AAFES "shopettes" on Fort Hood back then. There was every couple of blocks. Small place with fast food on one side(burgers, burritos...
I loved Frank's Franks, especially the Chili Dogs.
I also miss Robin Hood Sandwiches, Anthony's Pizza and the AAFES Burger.
Nowadays, they have Subway, Panda Express and a Mexican Style fast food place at the PX at Fort Drum.
Haven't seen that for years! I generally keep a supply of Pabst, Gennessee Cream Ale, Labatt Blue and Blue Light, Old Milwaukee and occasionally some IPAs...
While conducting my Sous Vide rib experiment yesterday, I did some cleaning in the garage, and decided to give the fridge an overdue cleaning.
I will keep it well stocked with beer while keeping plenty of space for food for the grill and smoker.
Well, it was a failure. After 7 hours at 165, the meat was already falling of the bone.
Didn't sauce, just the spices sprinkled on when they hit the grill.
Flavor was bland, meat too soft.
Not a trace of membrane.
Thankfully I had some Conecuh I threw over the coals.
Will definitely...
Here goes nothing!
Left them in the cryovac.
Temp is 165.
When I pull them(I will play it by ear for time), I will season/rub and put on Weber set up for indirect, on the cooler side, with a couple chunks of hickory on the coals.
Will sauce and finish on hot side.
That is my plan anyway...
Want to experiment with Sous Vide prior to getting them up to temp on a grill with some smoke.
Anyone tried this?
I saw some online that called for 30plus hours.
I'm looking for a much shorter sous vide time at a higher temp.
Thanks.
Been a long time since I smoked a brisket.
Thanks for the turkey bag suggestion.
The use of lighter fluid is a personal decision.
I used it for years and years, just made sure the coals were ready prior to cooking.
I even know of many Texans who use a small amount of diesel to get their...
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