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They are the back ribs, most are trimmed too much but if you keep and eye out you can find some that have more meat than less.....
Here is a post on a cook of them. If you can find one with the trim as the post they are very tasty...
Thanks Ryan!
Thanks JOL and yea is a dressed-up SOS, with regard to SOS some shaved beef and some bourbon in it makes it a "DISH"
After I did the mash I also thought about a sunny side egg over the top and sans mash....might have to do that next time!
One more round of din din for this one….this was also on the crave list!
Toasted up a SD slice
Then some American cheese that went under the broiler…
Next up was some pan seared mash that went over the toast and cheese
I cut some really thin slices and into the last little bit of the gravy...
Thanks luvc! It’s a easy cook but it’s comfort all the way!
Many thanks zw! The gravy is “homemade” but the beef stock and chicken bone broth were commercial. It’s a quick gravy about an hour. I have some dry age trimmings in the freezer that would have been perfect for this but forgot...
Ok this actually looks like its working just fine after your cleaning. ie about 3-4 mins to initial fire (temp rise), the fan kicks on and 150 temp is hit in 2-3 mins, then the PID kicks in and slowing increase to 225 over about 20 minutes. The cold temp is the contributing "dips" in the climb...
Yea I think your hot rod is going out or your auger motor.... Hot rods go out all the time and are usually the issue, however, If your auger motor is running slow (a rusted rod or bad motor brush) that will cause it to not get temp either. If you are getting lots of smoke it could also be the...
Time for round 2!
Ran this in the SV at 135 for 8 hours….. then slicing!
since this was round 2 we changed it up…..I added some chopped onion in a 1/2 recipe with the previous left over gravy and then we did roasted baby spuds……. YUM
What I will say is the 2 day vac rest and SV bath allowed...
Been preparing tonight’s meal……the Vac Pack one has been sitting in the SV till dinner. Generally I’m a hot air or flame cooker of meat but this is more of a post cook SV for tenderness, many high end places do this for steak after the initial sear, cool, vac seal and then hold over night or...
Much appreciated mr_w! That roasted onion smell was in the house for a while....a bowl of that with a slice of bread would have made me very happy too.
Thanks Chop!
Many thanks RAY!
Thanks Brian! Yea its a good salad, Mrs C knows how to make flavors!
That will be 9.99 please....LOL the good old days, I haven't don't a London Broil cut in a while, I like to marinate then and then sear to MR and then slice thin! I've done lots that way!
Thanks yankee! I tasty as it looked!
Thanks kilo!
Many thanks GS! I had an image in my mind and color for the gravy, so happy it came together as visioned!
Thanks sandy! it was all smiles for me for sure!
thanks ifit! it would make good jerky!
Thanks Ryan and yea with the price of beet these days anything under the 10/lb is becoming a thing! But that’s what BBQ is all about…..
So, I have been craving some sliced beef and @normanaj last week post pushed me over the ledge and I just had to have it!
Picked up a couple "Eye's" for the craving!
Did salt treatment and back in the fridge for 36 hours...
All dry brined ready to season.
Seasoned with some woster then...
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