The Grill and BBQ thread

Last night's grill. The thick center cut chops were the best I've fixed. They were in brine around 20 hours due to a change in plans Friday, and I was worried, but...oh...my. I pulled them at 140 and covered them to rest, perfect doneness.

Love me some loin chops. Brining puts them over the top IMO!
 
Chicken bombs three ways (jap+cheese, mushroom+Swiss, pineapple) nearing completion. They were awesome. Thighs are so friendly with the grill.
 
Chicken bombs three ways (jap+cheese, mushroom+Swiss, pineapple) nearing completion. They were awesome. Thighs are so friendly with the grill.

No doubt. I'm definitely a thigh guy. And leg man. But I also like breast. Wait, what were we talking about again???
 
So, that's complicated. Wife has Celiac dz; store Hoisin isn't safe. I made the marinade with Tamari, sesame oil, garlic, ginger, rice wine, a little rice vinegar, honey, pepper, chili sauce, and tahini.

Sounds awesome. Would you that a close replication of hoisen sauce?
 
You know why? Chicken Thigh

These are smoked and then grilled with homemade smoked cherry habanero hot sauce. :)
 

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4 plates of USDA prime beef ribs prepped and ready to rub. Forgot to get a photo of them rubbed before they hit the smoke...
 

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Oh, son! Did you have a butcher cut these for you? If so, what did you ask for? Whole short rib plate?

Costco in Texas carries USDA prime beef short ribs. They cut them into individual bored display them in the fresh steak case on Fridays. The big secret - for now - is that they have them all the time in big packs of two four-bone plates.

If you have a butcher or can order from a wholesaler, you can ask for an "NAMP 123 cut." Ordering by number is how food service professionals do it. If your meat purveyor uses terminology, you want plate ribs... not chuck ribs.
 

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