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I worked for a land surveying company for 3 years. Got to be crew chief a few times on a 1500 acre state of TN job in Soddy Daisy. I really enjoyed my time in that career. We worked all over Nashville doing mostly residential, as well as outlying counties with larger acreage.
I'm 30 miles north of Nashville. I can find butts on sale for $0.79/lb multiple times a year and just about any day of the week for $1.39/lb.
...sorry just wanted to brag.
I prefer to brine, but its certainly not necessary. I'd smoke indirect with the chops starting really cold and the smoker pretty low. I'd pull at 136ish then finish over a hot grill to pretty up the exterior and get some crust.
Sure sounds just like a whole unsliced Ribeye. Can you post a picture? I suspect it's a trimmed ribeye. Sliced and you have a Ribeye steak with the fat cap and tail already off. Just a guess.
I like cider vinegar, little brown sugar, squeeze of ketchup, squeeze of sweet baby rays, and then some rub. I usually just tweak it til it tastes right.
I think, as usual, this is dead on true from Chef Jimmy. I get them sometimes that are almost identical to a Ribeye and other times they are inconsistent and resemble a sliced roast. The title and often times lack of familiarity with the cut seems to give a large amount of leeway to the...
Those look awesome! I've been looking at getting a Sous vid cooker. I was curious as I ate a thick cut Ribeye off my green egg tonight. When you sous vid something like a Ribeye, how much more internal fat is rendered?
Chuck eye, in my opinion, is the best secret in the steak world. I luckily have a place that has them often for 5.99/lb. They are also closer looking to a Ribeye than not at my store, and I haven't had issue with them falling apart. I do find them a little firmer than a good marbled Ribeye...
I exclusively use CI or Carbon pans. I just cook in it, make gravy, fry potatoes, bake in them. I cook at home a lot so they get used daily and it seems to do fine. Mine are in great shape, some old and some new.
I've never seasoned one more than cooking in it then rubbing it with a little bacon grease in the bottom and then tossing it in the oven.
I use them to cook roux or fry potatoes. I always use metal spatulas too.
Well I guess it sure as hell is better than somebody telling me this is their worst. I know what you mean though....SMFs needs to expand their adjectives for the deliciousness that is created.
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