Grilling
Running the grill for 7 hours doesn't sound like a very cost effective way to go. Plus, i have no real temperature regulator on it.
Bugeye - looks like you cooked the ribs so long, it won't stick to the bones any more
Bugeye - looks like you cooked the ribs so long, it won't stick to the bones any more
I did a pulled pork on Sunday... turned out decent, but not perfect. I'll take it for the first time on my new smoker. Hopefully this weekend I'll work on a brisket or some whole chickens. It was really windy last weekend here in KC, so I had a tough time keeping the temp where I wanted it.
Hopefully the rain will stay away so I can play with my meat again.
Hopefully the rain will stay away so I can play with my meat again.
I want to try smoked meatloaf next. Maybe this weekend, weather's supposed to be good.
p.s. i like to play with the meat in all kinds of weather.
^It's a Brinkman... nothing special, but decent for a "first time, gotta test my skills before I drop a ton of cash" kind of deal. I thought about getting the Weber Bullet, but I wasn't ready to drop $300 quite yet.
The weather has been bad on the weekends, so I didn't get any smoking in. Weather should be decent this weekend though. I've got to perfect my skills... we're having a block party in a few weeks and I'm one of the organizers, so we're going to smoke brisket, ribs and pork all day for the block... 100 pounds of meat, here we come!
I like to play with meat in all kinds of weather too... but sometimes it's nice to be outside and get some sun while you're workin' the meat.
The weather has been bad on the weekends, so I didn't get any smoking in. Weather should be decent this weekend though. I've got to perfect my skills... we're having a block party in a few weeks and I'm one of the organizers, so we're going to smoke brisket, ribs and pork all day for the block... 100 pounds of meat, here we come!
I like to play with meat in all kinds of weather too... but sometimes it's nice to be outside and get some sun while you're workin' the meat.
Made prime rib tonight:
Rub was a salty crust with pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, cayenne pepper. Bruised and sauteed garlic in olive oil, then made small slits and inserted them in the meat.
It was pretty rare, but I like it raw.


Don't hate on the paper plate.
Rub was a salty crust with pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, cayenne pepper. Bruised and sauteed garlic in olive oil, then made small slits and inserted them in the meat.
It was pretty rare, but I like it raw.


Don't hate on the paper plate.

ha, that's me. I eat anything and stay skinny, and my cholesterol and blood pressure are at normal levels
Last night, I grilled some salmon fillet on the grill (gas).
Light coat of 1/2 Dijon mustard and 1/2 coarse mustard with a single garlic clove (minced) and salt pepper and dill. Also a splash of white wine to loosen it up a bit. Let the coated fish sit in the fridge for about an hour before grilling. Less is more with this smear, since it has SO much flavor...
Grilled skin side down on a small piece of foil to ease removal.

Had some roasted cubed red potatoes with S/P and thyme and olive oil along with some steamed broccoli.
Light coat of 1/2 Dijon mustard and 1/2 coarse mustard with a single garlic clove (minced) and salt pepper and dill. Also a splash of white wine to loosen it up a bit. Let the coated fish sit in the fridge for about an hour before grilling. Less is more with this smear, since it has SO much flavor...
Grilled skin side down on a small piece of foil to ease removal.

Had some roasted cubed red potatoes with S/P and thyme and olive oil along with some steamed broccoli.
Last night, I grilled some salmon fillet on the grill (gas).
Light coat of 1/2 Dijon mustard and 1/2 coarse mustard with a single garlic clove (minced) and salt pepper and dill. Also a splash of white wine to loosen it up a bit. Let the coated fish sit in the fridge for about an hour before grilling. Less is more with this smear, since it has SO much flavor...
Grilled skin side down on a small piece of foil to ease removal.

Had some roasted cubed red potatoes with S/P and thyme and olive oil along with some steamed broccoli.
Light coat of 1/2 Dijon mustard and 1/2 coarse mustard with a single garlic clove (minced) and salt pepper and dill. Also a splash of white wine to loosen it up a bit. Let the coated fish sit in the fridge for about an hour before grilling. Less is more with this smear, since it has SO much flavor...
Grilled skin side down on a small piece of foil to ease removal.

Had some roasted cubed red potatoes with S/P and thyme and olive oil along with some steamed broccoli.
Last night was an 8# Beef Tenderloin cooked to 110F on the grill and a perfect 120 after rest for a warm rare. S/P while grilling and served with EVOO and sea salt.
Red mashed potatoes with herbs from the garden (Italian Parsley, basil, thyme, chives)
Green beans from the garden braised in roasted garlic and chk broth then quick saute in olive oil and butter
Dessert was a lemon lime poundcake with fresh strawberries.
I slept really well after that. We had 4 adults and 2 kids and about 1.5# left of the beef.
Red mashed potatoes with herbs from the garden (Italian Parsley, basil, thyme, chives)
Green beans from the garden braised in roasted garlic and chk broth then quick saute in olive oil and butter
Dessert was a lemon lime poundcake with fresh strawberries.
I slept really well after that. We had 4 adults and 2 kids and about 1.5# left of the beef.
Tonight I started with this:

Seasoned it...:

And feasted upon:

I was in the middle of, coincidentally, taking my blood pressure when my timer went off, so I ended up with a medium fillet instead of my preferred medium rare, but the meat was SO tender it was still awesome!

Seasoned it...:

And feasted upon:

I was in the middle of, coincidentally, taking my blood pressure when my timer went off, so I ended up with a medium fillet instead of my preferred medium rare, but the meat was SO tender it was still awesome!
taking your blood pressure before you eat some red meat?and damn that looks good, what did you season it with?
i usually just season my steaks with some salt pepper a little big of garlic powder and then some montreal steak seasoning
Last night, I grilled some salmon fillet on the grill (gas).
Light coat of 1/2 Dijon mustard and 1/2 coarse mustard with a single garlic clove (minced) and salt pepper and dill. Also a splash of white wine to loosen it up a bit. Let the coated fish sit in the fridge for about an hour before grilling. Less is more with this smear, since it has SO much flavor...
Grilled skin side down on a small piece of foil to ease removal.

Had some roasted cubed red potatoes with S/P and thyme and olive oil along with some steamed broccoli.
Light coat of 1/2 Dijon mustard and 1/2 coarse mustard with a single garlic clove (minced) and salt pepper and dill. Also a splash of white wine to loosen it up a bit. Let the coated fish sit in the fridge for about an hour before grilling. Less is more with this smear, since it has SO much flavor...
Grilled skin side down on a small piece of foil to ease removal.

Had some roasted cubed red potatoes with S/P and thyme and olive oil along with some steamed broccoli.
It's a Grill Grate, it prevents flare ups. The juices land on it and burn away instead of falling into the flames and taking away my eyebrows. They also say you can grill pizza on it. I got mine from QVC, same with the veggie pan.
www.grillgrate.com
www.grillgrate.com
It's a Grill Grate, it prevents flare ups. The juices land on it and burn away instead of falling into the flames and taking away my eyebrows. They also say you can grill pizza on it. I got mine from QVC, same with the veggie pan.
www.grillgrate.com
www.grillgrate.com
And I must say that my cooking have tailed off drastically since I started working again.
Last night, I grilled some salmon fillet on the grill (gas).
Light coat of 1/2 Dijon mustard and 1/2 coarse mustard with a single garlic clove (minced) and salt pepper and dill. Also a splash of white wine to loosen it up a bit. Let the coated fish sit in the fridge for about an hour before grilling. Less is more with this smear, since it has SO much flavor...
Grilled skin side down on a small piece of foil to ease removal.

Had some roasted cubed red potatoes with S/P and thyme and olive oil along with some steamed broccoli.
Light coat of 1/2 Dijon mustard and 1/2 coarse mustard with a single garlic clove (minced) and salt pepper and dill. Also a splash of white wine to loosen it up a bit. Let the coated fish sit in the fridge for about an hour before grilling. Less is more with this smear, since it has SO much flavor...
Grilled skin side down on a small piece of foil to ease removal.

Had some roasted cubed red potatoes with S/P and thyme and olive oil along with some steamed broccoli.
The cilantro is pretty good if anyone wants to try:
Basically just a few cloves of garlic, bunch of cilantro, juice of about two limes, a habanero (or jalapeno if you are weak), fish sauce to taste. Put it in a blender and mix together. Can also use some oil if you want but not too much.













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