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Yeah, baby...that's what I'm talking about! I can get mine to over 1000*, but aim for about 900* for the perfect sear (more properly, char). My go to cast iron is my Lodge 12"...perfect for doing two steaks at a time, and with its heat retention I can do several batches pretty quickly...
First let me apologize if this has been asked before...I waited until the last minute and am in a bit of a pickle and so didn't properly search old threads...
I'm smoking for my in-laws tonight...picked up a couple racks of spare ribs which I plan on doing 3-2-1, as per usual (also gonna do...
Love mine...really helps fine tune the amount of smoke flavor in my Q...thinking of getting another for those longer smokes, so I'm not trying to reload a hot tube!
Couple of things...
1) From my research and (meager) personal experience...I don't see a lot of difference between overnight vs 'just prior' rub...however, my smoking days are always rather hectic with early starting, etc...so it is just easier for me to rub the night before. One less thing...
Every once in a while, there's a recipe or technique that I'm convinced was stolen from the Gods...this is definitely one of them. The best buttermilk biscuits I have ever had, hands down. They are smack yo mama and snach her bald headed good.
There were only two of us to split this recipe...
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