I clearly said "full loin" when I said you don't see rem often. What I posted above is a full loin. Maybe you do, but I don't see them often.
I buy a full loin from Costco every couple months. They're usually 8-10 pounds and I section them out into 4-5 individual roasts. Half the time I'll slice a roast into chops after I defrost it. I always pull a loin at 135 knowing that it will carry over 8-10 degrees. It's such a lean cut that it needs that "blush of pink" finish to retain it's moisture.
2:00 am wake up call to light my fire, just put on the meat. 6.5 lb butt that I will taking to my folk's house for lunch and US Open golf watching with my pop.
True story: my mom still thinks pork chops will cause trichinosis if not extremely well done. On the plus side, her gravy is world class so it isn't that bad.
Memphis BBQ recs, plz...especially stuff that would be open right meow and for dinner. Likes incoming
We're watching golf, my sister reads a facebook post from my cousin who is my dad's goddaughter. It's heartfelt and warm, very appreciative of what he has done for her over the years. My dad's reaction after my sister's reading? "Oh, cool." 20 minutes later I serve my dad a plate of pulled pork and slaw sliders on King's Hawaiian rolls and I swear a tear came to his eyes.
Tried doing and unwrapped brisket for the first time yesterday, ended up pretty dry. I think I will stick with wrapping going forward.
poppers and PSB from yesterday. served the PSB on toasted rolls with muenster and white sauce. Spoiler
I didn't do this on the bge for reasons mentioned in post, but I plan to and highly recommend in general
Spoiler sorry, didn't realize how big the pic was Cooking for a friend's bachelor party tomorrow. 21 lbs of tri tip.
Myself and a couple of coworkers/buddies are "working from home" today at my place. Doing a slab of SLC ribs, and a bunch of drumsticks. Just put some Memphis Dust on the ribs. First time making/using that stuff.
The KC and Memphis ones aren't bad honestly. Too thick but not terrible. They paired with some pretty big names to make them. The KC one is the guy from SLAP BBQ.
I've used the KC sauce before. Also seemed pretty thick to me, but was just fine when I combined a small amount of juice to water it down some.
Speaking of KC cheap bbq sauce, used them when making burnt ends tonight. They ended up being delicious and was devoured by the group in no time
Anyone have any experience with napoleon grills? Look just like Canadian Weber to me but I've never used one
For the price my guess is there is going to be a rather large quality difference between that and weber
from a quick google search, they damn sure better be but i am not sure how much better you can do then what weber does
Food and everything turned out incredible on Thursday. Not pictured, but I used the smoker to sear the steaks by removing middle section and searing right over the coals. We did sandwiches and grilled corn. Spoiler I also drank too much on Thursday and felt like shit on Friday at work.