Baby Newport
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Thing about barbacoa is that you have to trim the cheeks real good or else it will be kind of tough. Salt and pepper goes a long way on them.
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for a gas range?Anyone know where I can pick up one of those on top of the stove grills for like seafood or thin meats? its like a grate on top of something.
Whats everyome doing for the superbowl? I think i may just keep it simple and do a few racks of ribs and some wings.
Completely blew it with my sad attempt at barbacoa. Got much to much to learn about low and slow cooking
everybody ive talked to that has one loves the thermoworks smoke and not too bad for atound 100$, considering i spent 3 times that on a flame boss. The one thing everyone with a bbq should have is a thermapen. They r pricey but absolutely worth itAnyone try the thermoworks? All their stuff is expensive but ive been seeing a lot of people use them.
everybody ive talked to that has one loves the thermoworks smoke and not too bad for atound 100$, considering i spent 3 times that on a flame boss. The one thing everyone with a bbq should have is a thermapen. They r pricey but absolutely worth it
use hard lump charcoal and not briquettes. Also you can always reverse sear.Put some steaks on the grill yesterday and got a good medium but I'm not getting a hot enough sear on em. I might have to get some better coals cause the only way I can get some high heat is if I use a bunch of coal and I didn't need that much for 3 steaks
Put some steaks on the grill yesterday and got a good medium but I'm not getting a hot enough sear on em. I might have to get some better coals cause the only way I can get some high heat is if I use a bunch of coal and I didn't need that much for 3 steaks
Been trying to avoid a reverse sear. It feels to artificial. I'll end up getting some of the better coal to start just don't know whenuse hard lump charcoal and not briquettes. Also you can always reverse sear.
Also working on the chimney starter idea too. Not prioritizing my grilling equipment is coming back to haunt me. I'm only consistent with my ribs and burgers but that's only cause I know I'll need to load up my grill with a bunch of coal. On these small batches and longer jobs I fall flatThat is difficult - you do need more charcoal than it feels you should for a small amount of steaks.
A reverse sear would work - I've had good results from that. That way you can get a good sear on the outside while the coals are hot then move them away from the heat until the internal temp is what you want.
The other one I like the look of is finishing on your chimney starter - that's raging hot so only takes a minute or so a side. I've got a little round grill I'm going to try that with. You do need some more charcoal though - but probably only a few briquettes and some paper as it doesn't need to be hot for long.