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Couldn't agree more, SV re-heating a partial brisket tonight at 150*, should come out like it came out of the smoker, juicy, smokey and ready to eat. Your tenders look amazing....
Got a flat cut from a 14# briskie sitting in it's corning solution for a Saturday smoke to pastrami. Can't wait for St. Patty's day, gotta have my pastrami fix sooner Pops.
I have never tried beef shorties sous vide but was looking to experiment with this cut of beef hoping for the advantages sous vide gives to other beef cuts. But instead of multiple experiments with a rather expensive cut of meat, I took a plate, divided it in half and thought about doing a...
Man that brings back the old memories, haven't seen that dish in a long time. Good work gary.
By the way, for those of you who don't know, when your're driving south and through Kingsville (the last town before entering the ranch proper) and it's sun up, it isn't until sun down that you exit...
I agree, top round is very lean, in fact too lean for my tastes. I have sous vide one and it came out real nice but it's again not my favorite. But for jerky I bet its the bomb !!!
Really nice looking sear. I don't have the patience to grill (really smoke) steak at 180*. I usually go with the higher temps. May try it sometime and see if I can pick up that smokey note you talk about. POINT for you sir!
I was having issues with the GFIs tripping, not the breaker. I figured it was an amperage issue. Like I said, it did help but didn't altogether solve the problem.
Spot on Bear and POINT for you sir. I've found 130/20 to be my sweet spot, but that's with a smoke/sear finish.
Hope Mrs. Bear is doing well in her recovery. Peace to you both!
....and the pellet debate goes on, and on, and on ........ just do what I do guys, get one of everything, its Multiple Cooker Syndrome. We all get it or will have it to some degree within this hobby. o_O
I believe Al mentioned in a previous post that they stay up no more than 2 weeks at a time. Guess it also depends on how many are noteworthy. But I'll let the admins comment further....
Smoke (or lack thereof) was the biggest worry I had before buying my Pitts & Spitts Pellet Pro. After having cooked on it for over 6 months now, its become my go to cooker. Probably due to shear laziness, I can turn it on, like any convection oven, set it and forget it. It tells me when the...
The Grilla are really nice, I know a couple of folks (including a competition pitmaster) who own and love 'em.
Both models are under $1000 which really puts them into a different league of pellet cooker then the ones you are looking at. Although I could flip a coin over which is better...
Nice job on all the meats !!! ;)
On the jambalaya I’d go with the big 15 quart Dutch. I have a similar size Le Cuset and cook it regularly. Makes enough for 6-8 folks.
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