The Grill and BBQ thread

yep, just finished the 2nd week out..
next week starts all the camps I have them signed up for
 
yep, just finished the 2nd week out..
next week starts all the camps I have them signed up for

They with you most of the summer?
We conditioned all of May and when we finish Sunday we will have played about 17 games this month. It's time for a break lol
 
Looking to buy my buddy a gas grill as his wedding gift. Anybody got a recommendation? Between 200-400 but I'll go higher if it's a really good one.
 
They with you most of the summer?
We conditioned all of May and when we finish Sunday we will have played about 17 games this month. It's time for a break lol

I have them the month of June, so when they get out of school, until July 1st, and the ex gets them every other weekend..
Then she has them in July, and I get them again in August until they go back to school
 
I have them the month of June, so when they get out of school, until July 1st, and the ex gets them every other weekend..
Then she has them in July, and I get them again in August until they go back to school

Do u get alternating weekends in july?
 
yes, just like the school year, it just changes in the summer when they are with me for most of June and Aug...
I also get them every Wed night after school, and take them back to school on Thur morning
 
Was this a food truck BearCat?

That looks like a healthy serving for sure.

Nope, just a guy with a big smoker. We have a lot of food trucks out here that are amazing but this guy does some of the best ribs in town
 
Just did some simple chicken wings and some chicken thighs. Of course used tubbs charcoal and Jack Daniels chips. Rubbed both with applewood rub and then marinated the wings in sticky fingers and the thighs in sweet baby rays. Amazing taste
 

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I'm loking at the USDA recommendations for safe cooking tempatures.it says


"Ham, fresh or smoked (uncooked) 145 °F (62.8 °C) and allow to rest for at least 3 minutes"

Safe Minimum Internal Temperature Chart

is it the same temp for a butt ? ,so cook a butt to 145 or 150 ?

I Boston Butt for BBQ? If so, you need to slow cook it up much higher to render all the fat and tissue. I can't recall the finish temp but I think it's more like 190 - 195
 
I Boston Butt for BBQ? If so, you need to slow cook it up much higher to render all the fat and tissue. I can't recall the finish temp but I think it's more like 190 - 195

I'm close to 145 in the smoker,I'm not sure what you mean by BBQ though,I'm not looking for pulled pork,if that is what you mean

and I check it too Coug

and I'm trying to bake a loaf of bread too Coug lol
 
I'm close to 145 in the smoker,I'm not sure what you mean by BBQ though,I'm not looking for pulled pork,if that is what you mean

and I check it too Coug

and I'm trying to bake a loaf of bread too Coug lol

that's what I meant - pulled pork needs a high internal temp.
 
I'm loking at the USDA recommendations for safe cooking tempatures.it says


"Ham, fresh or smoked (uncooked) 145 °F (62.8 °C) and allow to rest for at least 3 minutes"

Safe Minimum Internal Temperature Chart

is it the same temp for a butt ? ,so cook a butt to 145 or 150 ?

A butt/shoulder needs to get to about 195 internal. That temp is for texture and taste, not for safety.
 

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