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Watery veggies take forever unless you can slice them paper thin. Careful doing hot peppers too unless you have a big space. They get quite 'fragrant' and can irritate some folks eyes/sinuses.
Thanks. I've done them both ways. The thick ribs like these have such a good flavor, they don't really need all of the seasoning that brisket needs. I just like a little more bark. The fat seems to render a little better when they are sliced like this. Turns into jelly!
Thanks! Another butcher shop in downtown is also about twice the price. This shop does a tremendous volume and holds fairly good pricing. Oxtail at $8.99/lb was a bit much but it just got cold here and everybody wants oxtail soup!
Make sure you're hungry when you go. Those places are usually very good with a big selection of skewered meats. Try to avoid those delicious cheesy rolls, they cut into the space that should be occupied by meat :)
Smoked a picanha over hickory this afternoon on my WSM. Took it to 125 internal and then seared on the gasser. Had some roasted brussells sprouts on the side.
I like med. rare picanha but the wife likes hers a little more done. Scored the fat cap. Sliced with the grain and seared for 1 min on...
We have a couple out back. They help keep the squirrel population in check. When momma squirrels start popping those babies out, the owls raid the nests at night. Makes a helluva racket!
Looks great. I ‘discovered’ pork steaks at Southside Market in Elgin TX a few years ago and they became a staple for us. Recently found them already sliced at our local Walmart neighborhood market. Smoked for a little while and then seared. Yummmm
Yep, I sous vide to 145 and it's juicy and done but I've never tried backing the temp off when smoking. May have to do an experiment next time.
FWIW, brined dark meat chicken does not dry out at all on the smoker. White meat does not dry out as bad as when you don't brine. I'm a recent convert...
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