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Grilled chicken tacos on my new weber genesis!

Discussion in 'Grilling Chicken' started by smokinstevo27, Sep 14, 2010.

  1. Sep 14, 2010 #1
    smokinstevo27

    smokinstevo27 Master of the Pit

    Winston Salem NC in Ardmore between the two hospit
    Proud new Papa of a Weber Genesis

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    made a nice roasted veggie salsa for dipping and to go on tacos. roma tomatos, red bell pepper, a poblano and grilled onions. chicken breasts brined all day and the marinated in mojo criollo, try it out its deliscious
     
  3. Sep 14, 2010 #2
    wntrlnd

    wntrlnd Meat Mopper

    out on the western plain
    first of all, that new grill is a BEAUTY!  dang!

    and, man, those tacos totally rock!

    i always use corn tortillas, just out of habit.   seeing your Q view makes me want to try to switch it up with some flour tortillas

    don't you just love that about Q views?   seeing other people's work always fires up your own creativity.

    good job, smokinstevo27!
     
  4. Sep 14, 2010 #3
    pandemonium

    pandemonium Master of the Pit

    Florida
    Looking good Steve!! That sounds real good on the grill, I will have to try that[​IMG]
     
  5. Sep 14, 2010 #4
    smokinstevo27

    smokinstevo27 Master of the Pit

    Winston Salem NC in Ardmore between the two hospit
    thanks boys, the poblano in the salsa is fantastic, I just blistered all the veggies black, then peeled them, put in blender with the juice of a whole lime, salt, pepper, and a little olive oil. i dont know if yall have ever used a mojo marinade but im hooked on this stuff. its citrus juices with garlic and spices mixed in. I also did this with sirloin tip steak. i get the marinade in the spanish foods section of my food lion grocery store
     
  6. Sep 14, 2010 #5
    mballi3011

    mballi3011 Epic Pitmaster OTBS Member SMF Premier Member

    Atlantic Beach, RatTown, FL
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    Congrats on the new grill but the grill almost looks as good as the taco's do. Sweet homemade salsa too.
     
  7. Sep 14, 2010 #6
    smokinstevo27

    smokinstevo27 Master of the Pit

    Winston Salem NC in Ardmore between the two hospit
    I have wanted this grill for a long time but couldn't really afford it. Lowes has them on sale for $499 and they are normally anywhere from $650 to 700. The sale lasts through Jan 15 theyre clearing out 2010s to make room for the 2011 model. I use charcoal for smoking but have always thought grilling is just more convenient with LP grills. And this baby gets hot and gets hot quick!
     
  8. Sep 14, 2010 #7
    pandemonium

    pandemonium Master of the Pit

    Florida
    499 oh you got a deal!! damn mine was 650 grrr
     
  9. Sep 14, 2010 #8
    smokinstevo27

    smokinstevo27 Master of the Pit

    Winston Salem NC in Ardmore between the two hospit
    Just got lucky thought i'd wait til labor day sales and sure enough lowes did it. Weber price fixes so sales are rare
     
  11. Sep 17, 2010 #9
    smokinstevo27

    smokinstevo27 Master of the Pit

    Winston Salem NC in Ardmore between the two hospit
    did the same recipe but used sirloin tip steak instead of chicken they are both good threw on some salsa and roasted aneheim peppers too
     
  12. Sep 17, 2010 #10
    smoke_chef

    smoke_chef Smoking Fanatic SMF Premier Member

    Marble Falls, AR
    That's a great looking grill you got there. Also, chicken tacos are my favorite. Well done!
     
  13. Sep 17, 2010 #11
    uncle_lar

    uncle_lar Smoking Fanatic OTBS Member

    Hennepin, Illinois
    I paid 389.00 for my Weber genesis  in 1986 I am still using it. best money ever spent! My neighbors have gone thru 5 or 6 grills apiece since I bought mine.

    just last year I replaces the grates and flavorizer bars with new stainless steel ones. other than that it has had nothing done to it except cooked on!

    and I use it year round.
     
  14. Sep 17, 2010 #12
    Bearcarver

    Bearcarver SMF Hall of Fame Pitmaster Group Lead OTBS Member

    Macungie, PA
    That's a beauty of a grill Steve!

    Let's get some ribeyes on there real soon !

    Bear
     
  16. Sep 17, 2010 #13
    alelover

    alelover Master of the Pit OTBS Member

    Concord, NC, near Mt. Pleasant, 2 houses past the
    Nice grill. I love the chicken tacos. I make them all the time. Without the fancy salsa though.
     
  17. Sep 17, 2010 #14
    smokinstevo27

    smokinstevo27 Master of the Pit

    Winston Salem NC in Ardmore between the two hospit
    I will soon, I have to go kinda out of the way for ribeyes, the ones at the two stores near my house are always bad, the marble is very uneven and they fall apart.

     
     
  18. Sep 17, 2010 #15
    smokinstevo27

    smokinstevo27 Master of the Pit

    Winston Salem NC in Ardmore between the two hospit
    Its easy to make, try it out next time you make your tacos.
     
  19. Sep 17, 2010 #16
    alelover

    alelover Master of the Pit OTBS Member

    Concord, NC, near Mt. Pleasant, 2 houses past the
    Then you can make some rib eye tacos with the leftovers. Yum.
     
  20. Sep 17, 2010 #17
    smokinstevo27

    smokinstevo27 Master of the Pit

    Winston Salem NC in Ardmore between the two hospit
    Thats why we got it. We are hoping for many years of service!