A Congressman Rub With Love Peri Peri Rub, 3.5 oz jar https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VBZWLU/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_iIoQvbNTS8VWA
To change it up sometimes I use franks sriracha, but for theist part that's the standard sauce I use in wing comps. Some may find the rub gross too, but it works: - 2 parts William Sonoma sriracha lime rub - 1 part BBQ rub I use on chicken - 2 parts hidden valley ranch powder (basically 1 packet)
Got a couple nice sized turkey breasts for the BGE this weekend. I picked up some poultry herbs. Sage, thyme and rosemary. Suggestions for a rub - was thinking Olive oil, s&p, onion powder, garlic powder and some paprika. And should I just spread the herbs over the breasts evenly or grind and season?
so my roommate requested tacos for his birthday, so i'm doing this tonight. when you say 2/3 tomatoes, 1/3 jalepenos, is that just by count (so 2 tomatoes for each jalepeno?)
2 tablespoons dried crushed sage 1 tablespoon dried crushed rosemary 1 tablespoon dried crushed thyme 1 tablespoon dried crushed oregano 1 tablespoon dried crushed basil 1 tablespoon dried crushed bay leaf 1 tablespoon ground black pepper 1 tablespoon sugar That makes more than you'll need but mix about 2-3 tbs with the same amount of olive oil and let that sit for an hour or so. While that's sitting, sprinkle turkey with salt let sit uncovered in the fridge. Then apply rub an hour or so before cooking.
was in NY for meetings Thursday and Friday, and our host decided on Thursday night we needed some NY BBQ even though out of the 10 of us there, 5 of us live in Texas and another is from KC. Blue Smoke in Battery Park. The sides and starters were phenomenal (we had the house-made BBQ potato chips with blue cheese dip, brown butter sweet potato mash, cornbread madeleines, and mac and cheese). The mac and cheese was one of the best I've ever had, and I'm a true connoisseur of mac and cheese. The meat was quite a disappointment though. We had an order of the Alabama White Wings for the table and they were pure salt. Here's the smoked beef rib I ordered. a.tramp's smoked beef rib is a thousand times better than this "celebrity" chef's. Go to NYC tramp and become a star. The brisket and ribs were also reported to be huge disappointments.
i've seen a few shows where people (ex Myron) is where black latex gloves. Are these normal latex (medical) gloves or what? All new to me. Mainly wondering as I'm looking to buy a lot of accessories, i.e. welding gloves, and want to know all the options. BTW... Leaving to get my Primo in about an hour.
I use these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002XXIZOU?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s01
Thanks for the recommendation. So I'm assuming it's just to keep your hand clean and sanitary, correct? It doesn't look like these offer any protection from heat.
I have some regular plain nitrile gloves that I steal from the office that I wear to handle the raw food, put in rubs, inject, etc. Then I bought some of these off Amazon for $20 for heat protection. http://shop.grillbeast.com/products/beastarmor/ They're pretty cool, only issue is I wear XL nitrile gloves and the grill beast gloves a little tight in the fingers.
Any good BBQ places in Myrtle beach? If I can convince the in laws to not go buffet one night I would like a good BBQ option. Thanks.
Not really BBQ but Fire and Smoke in North Myrtle is an pretty good little gastropub. The buffalo meatloaf is the tits. http://fireandsmokegastropub.com/
****use silver queen corn if available Remove top strip of corn stalk Soak in water for 1hr Grill indirect stalk down 20 minutes @ 450 Char top layer directly over coals for about 2-4 minutes Top with squeeze butter (it's easier to use) Salt, pepper and creole
Pro tip: Melt butter in a small bowl. Add lime zest. Brush on corn. S&P (or cayenne instead of black pepper) as desired. Corn loves lime. It also gets along quite well with chives if you want to cunt it up and throw some on the corn too.
Yesterday when I picked up my Primo, I was checking out all the other grills. Have y'all seen the XXL BGE? Holy shit that thing is huge. Owner of he store said he has sold one for $5k. He sold it to some restaurant in Sweden.
I do that too. Especially when the Royal Oak is really broken up into small pieces. I'll layer them in the chimney. One of the main websites I go to swears by the Kingford because it gives a more consistent burn.