Exactly. slice AGAINST the grain!I grill flank steak on my Green Mountain grill all the time, I like it almost as much as a ribeye. As long as you slice it against the grain it is super tender and has great flavor.
Exactly. slice AGAINST the grain!I grill flank steak on my Green Mountain grill all the time, I like it almost as much as a ribeye. As long as you slice it against the grain it is super tender and has great flavor.
What, no eggs?
What happened? Running low on bacon?
We gave away 4 dozen yesterday and forgot to save any back for us.What, no eggs?
275 degrees for about 2 hours, when the IT was 160 the bacon wasn’t quite done in my opinion (team limpy/floppy bacon) so I took the IT to 170 and it was perfect! The sausage looks real pink in the picture but I have found that anything I wrap in bacon seems to have a pink color to it but the temp probe says it’s done so I don’t know what to say about the pink color (smoke ring maybe). YouTube link below to what I followed.
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Looks like you're going to be eating good.The ribs looked lonely without the loin. Of course, beer is mandatory watching the Acorn. No set it and forget it at the hermitage. View attachment 148871
One of my favorites. I have a wire rack I cook it on, but I've never had an issue with it trying to crumble, sometimes I mix in some bbq sauce to the mixture.I'm trying to smoke a meatloaf for the first time. I have two on the Big Joe, sitting in little foil boats in case they crumble. Only up to about 95 degrees but so far they are holding together.
Make sure to have extra lighters.I'm trying to smoke a meatloaf for the first time. I have two on the Big Joe, sitting in little foil boats in case they crumble. Only up to about 95 degrees but so far they are holding together.