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My missus won't start it, but she does always volunteer to help with the prep and has offered to keep an eye on it since I got the maverick. She calls the smoke-aroma an aprodisiac... haven't used my gas grill in about 8 months..
Just want to stop in and wish all my new friends south of the border, a great weekend.
Unfortunately, we had our long weekend last weekend, which in my opinion should not happen. History books have told us that at times we have had a Hatfield/McCoy type relationship, but there are many more...
Beautiful looking steaks..love my t-bones, but they really hammer us on the price up here. 13.99/lb is the cheapest regular price i see. Sometimes get lucky and get them on sale for 9.99. Very rare though. Sorry to digress. Better than restaurant quality you got there.
Have to agree with both the times and the wood. I haven't done one in awhile, but the last one I did at Christmas was with cherry, and done at 215-230*. 7# boneless and if I recall was about 5 1/2hrs. Pulled at 140, but didn't use a reverse sear because I was just starting to experiment with...
Very nice. Never done that...on the few occasions I have been able to set some aside, usually slice it nice and thin and stuff it in an omelet with some leftover sauté mushrooms, and pepperjack. Then dice the taters and fry them up with the leftover fried onions...i think your way is a lot easier.
I use that one once in awhile as well. It is a little strong for some of the tastebuds around home. So now when I want to use it, I put it in the brine instead. Still get the flavour, but not the burn. Nice job
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