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My wife isn't a fan of pork and doesn't go crazy for smoked in general. However, something she does really enjoy is smoked salmon and lightly smoked steak so basically whenever I'm grilling ribs or pork but, I will just vacuum and freeze for later. She hates dark meat chicken so she's not...
I usually fry my tortillas in oil in a pan. You are right, I should drain it b/c when I normally make tacos, I drain the hamburger meat. I think b/c I put so much love in the liquid for finishing the chuck in the oven that I didn't want to get rid of it.
between keeping the drippings and defatting/straining and also the southflaq finishing sauce, u should have no problems with moisture no matter how you heat it up the next day
Chile, I thought your barbacoa recipe was with chucks but I just looked and you did it with butts. I wonder why I did it with chucks. Anyway, the only thing I didn't like is my corn tortillas kinda fell apart b/c of the liquid of the meat. I read the other day if you put cheese first that it...
Did you put the chunk of wood ontop of the grate? I really need to purchase one of those vortex things. Wife doesn't like my grilled wings on a coal grill like I do on the gas grill. I can get a lot more crisper on the gas but I've read the vortex will crisp them up good.
Yum! Last st patty's day, I put a little smoke on a corned beef and then cooked everything in the pot and really enjoyed the taste. I still have 2 portions vacuumed in the freezer.
Last week there was a thread about different smoke wood and I mentioned that I really haven't developed a taste difference that much. You made me remember that I do really enjoy apple with pork especially tenderloin.
Great job!
That's a good question I was wondering too. I think I'm gonna run with keeping them vacuumed and if the last jar is too strong, I will do what you said for next batch.
Meh life is too short to argue about the term bbq. Look at all the different techniques and variety of food people post in here. I never knew about SV method until coming here.
I've only been to 1 professional BBQ place that I enjoyed in the past 5 yrs and that was Coopers in Austin...
ha nice! I had to amazon dill seeds b/c I couldn't find them at any store near me. I did my first batch without them so I'm wondering how much different it will taste with them. (I did use a little more dill weed)
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