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I have a 4 pounder, evenly cut. Any suggestions on rubs, or technique? This is my first BBR. I want to make some roast beef out of it. I was thinking montreal steak seasoning as a rub. Or I may just go straight sea salt and black pepper.
What is on your mind? I like to learn, and perhaps...
I'll start.
Charchoal Type: Lump charcoal
Location Bought: local produce stand
Rubs: Homemade, Kansas City City Market
Location: Home, or KS City
Meat: Shop N' Save, local butcher shop, 1/4 of cow bought and froze
Here is my whole thinking about buying local beef and if it is worth it:
What are they fed? Grain or grass?
MOST commercial farmers feed their cows with corn feed...along with a lot of private farmers. Why? Because it is cheap and you don't need as much land. I prefer my cows to be grass...
The dish was simple. Smoking the meatballs was cake. I did an hour on the smoker at 190-175F. I let the meatballs get to 137F and took them off an put them on the grill. I used hickory.
Once done on the grill, I threw this together:
1 can of black beans(rinsed..i always rinse beans unless...
I had a few mishaps, but I have a feeling the beer will turn out great. Check it out...and maybe some earlier posts, too! CHEERS!
http://twothingsbeerandwine.blogspot.com/
I was brewing some beer today and decided to smoke some meat. Nothing to fancy since I wanted most of time on the beer. The meat was smoked while the beer was draining into their fermenters.
Here is what I got so far...I finished them on the grill. I'll post pics of nice bowl for ya...
Sooooo if I wanted to take pics of it...I would have to open my stomach. I am going to ask my family if anyone took pics of the spread....keep your fingers crossed. I just got so excited to eat it that I would forget to snap a shot.
Turned out great guys! It was a hit. It was still quite moist. I kept the remote probe in it while wrapped in foil and the towel in the cooler. From 6:30am to noon, it dropped from 147F to 109F. Nice and warm to serve. The seasoning had a bit of kick to it, which I liked. The only complaint...
So I started out smoking meat this year around April with a Brinkmann Gourmet Electric smoker I got off of craigslist for 20 bucks. Can't complain. It has turned out some great turkey legs, chicken, pork loin and ribs. Well, I found a charcoal Brinkmann Gourmet for 20 bucks on craigslist last...
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