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Thought I would share my dinner tonight with y'all. I got two big top sirloin steaks and had some salmon in the freezer. Seasoned steaks with SPG and onion, Seasoned salmon with salt pepper ginger and fresh dill. Cooked hot and fast on the MM36 Pellet Grill. Ran it up to 500 f and cooked until...
So I find that I start probing for tenderness on anything beef at 190 IT and the highest I ever had to go was 206 IT. Did you add liquid in the wrap? If so they should not be dry but if not they could turn out dry. I don't know for sure though as I have never done it myself at that high. Beef...
On ribs I do not spritz. I wrap in foil and add liquid to the wrap. I know many people who do spritz and get great results, I just have not found it to be much of a difference for me on ribs. But I have been known to be wrong 😉
Shawn
So wife decided she wanted me to smoke the T Bone Steaks and since I am doing that I figured I would throw the chicken legs on as well. Going 200 to start until IT of 116 on the Steaks and then I will use the side induction burner to reverse sear. After Steaks come off I will turn up the heat on...
So went to the store and they had T-Bones on sell for 8 dollars a pound and decided to pick some up. Seared in butter in the cast iron pan on high to a Medium IT, due to sharing with wife. Paired it with cottage cheese for a nice carnivore dinner.
Yes you can do it but if not cured ensure it hits 140IT in 4 hrs then wrap and put in fridge pull out and heat to desired IT/tenderness. This should not hurt the flavor at all.
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