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I saw that Home Depot is selling the BGE when I was there last week.
I cook my steaks Sous Vide and sear them in a pan. No need to stand
over them and watch while drinking a beer.
Sous Vide is a different way of cooking.
Cooking under vacuum in it's own juices for hours.
I'm going to try this soon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPAMMe5co0o
YES it takes sixty hours!!
I love the smell of carcinogenic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the morning ...
2015 Black BMW K1300R @ 49,200 km / 30,500 mi
2006 Honda FireBlade @ 83,200 km / 51,800 mi - 3 x transcontinentals & a whole lotta hooning DEAD: 2012 Acid Green BMW K1300R @ 172,600 km / 107,200 mi - Hit a kangaroo - RIP dear friend
There is something about meat cooked over glowing lump charcoal. Plus the mailard reaction is intense this way and if you know your grilling, there is nothing better. Now, a prime rib does come out superb with SV and a sear right over the coals to finish. Pork chops do well as well.
Red meat needs the fat to baste itself with and makes it soft and succulent. In a SV it just renders out and wasted.
Dang Randy... that looks pretty tasty! I'd like to place an order please...
Those goodies were smoked on a Lifetyme smoker made in Uvalde, TX, Curt. Yur looking at bacon-wrapped chicken breasts, chicken quarters, baby back pork ribs either dry rubbed or slathered in BBQ sauce, some St. Louis style ribs, and some Hillshire Farms smoked sausages I use for "tasters" to keep my guests at bay until I'm ready to put out the offerings for din din.
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