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I've only been to Outback maybe 4 times. Usually on a gift card my wife gets from school/students.
Their most affordable steaks called a "top sirloin". Always pretty good for what it is. I had a hankerin' for some real beef steak. Dialed up Jess Pryle's web site and watched her video on Top...
my sales territory is all of the SE states. Other than the usual spots in Memphis nothing really stands out. I avoid Sonny's like the plague. BBQ in S Florida is barely smoked meat and thick red or yellow sauce in a squeeze bottle. No vinegar Carolina sauce to be found. One of my dealers did...
thanks all,
it was a wonky looking tri-tip. but we got Caribbean butchers down here. no one knows what a west coast tri-tip should be cut like, anyways leftovers making real good french dips after running thru the deli slicer.
I've been scant recently. June is my busiest work month of the year. A week of convention in Orlando, and all of the follow up. So I decided to whip up a tri-tip.For Independence day. Plus I gave myself a little birthday present a week ago.
Happy Independence day Y'all
Forgot to mention: In December we are having a gathering for camping and cooking. search forum for 14th annual south Florida 2025 gathering. not exactly in SFlorida but out gatherings are a hoot.
Funny. we were a monitor company for 40 years now we sell way more cameras than monitors.
everything you see on Spacex is our cameras, plus the pylon cams for football. most of the cameras i sell these days are for churches or courtrooms.
Just did my first flat in a long time. followed A'ls guidance and always check to see what Jess Pryles says. Posted it in my weekend synopsis of my weekend cooks. II used a heavy SPG rub and trimmed it well. I did mine on the kettle with my SNS basket. cooking temps was arount 260-275.
I put...
I've been yammering on about the $3.99/ brisket sale at publix. The split my brisket to point and flat. !/2 of the flat went on the kettle. the rest turned into brisket burgers today. Had to process it
because I'll be at a convention next week in Borlando.
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thanks for the hint. we're staying at the Renaissance Sea World. When i get to Borlando i have to visit Sloppy Taco Palace. I am SE regional manager for Marshall Electronics.
Welcome from Ft Lauderdale. I became a kettle-head a few months ago and it has become my most used appliance except my Weber Smoky Mountain. bought a pitboss vertical and it sits covered most of the time.
we have a local Italian market that has tasty sausage. Mama's in charge of anything that isn't going in the smoker. she usually guts them for spagetti sauce and such.
can't say on reqtec, but if you are going in for the long haul I'd invst in a multiple probe thermometer like an `` @Inkbirdbbq and put probe on grate. most pellet smokers are notorius for inaccurate built in probes. your first cook looks great
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