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I cant say I've ever seen Ribeye below $6.99/lb at our Fred Meyer unless it was a rib roast which got down to $5.77/lb this last Christmas. I'd jump all over steaks at that price!
I bought my first Cowboy Tomahawk last week. It was on sale at Fred Meyer for $7.99/lb which was $1 more per pound than the Ribeyes they had out, boneless and bone in. I chose the Tomahawk not just for appearance, but it was a thicker cut and looked to be a much better cut with better...
Yes the baking powder trick works, its what I use when I run mine on my pellet smoker. I only smoke for around 1hr at 225, flip em, crank to 350 and run for 10-15, then flip again and run for another 10 or so and they are done and crispy as all get out. DO NOT use the baking powder on a longer...
Definitely going to need to either bump the heat up on the last part of the cook or crisp them in a separate unit. You could smoke them for the last 30 minutes of your ribs, pull said ribs and rest them for 30 and bump the smoker to 350 to crisp the wings or as said above, pull them and bake...
We did the calzones after you posted last time and they were delicious, although mine was a bit wet inside with all the ingredients I used. This looks more promising with the openings for some moisture to escape. Guess we'll be trying this too!
Gotta admit I'm one of those people who gets excited when the mystery meat McRib comes back. Not sure why, but I love me one of them things. Definitely going to have to try my hand at a homemade one after seeing your masterpiece here, looks delicious.
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