I cant believe this isnt the top of pile here. Enough about gun rights and who sucks. On to someting that makes me smile as much as shooting...that too...but no....im talking about grilling. I love to eat as much as I like to grill and I like the ladder as much as I like to shoot.
So, I want to see some posts abou recipies about grilling. I have yet to grill a brisket, thats my next grilling.
Ill start.
I LOVE baby back pork ribs. Remove the membrane on the back (the non meat side) then I dry rub. Any will do. Marinade over night if you want or cook right away. Im a bit of a go getter and cook right away. I wrap mine in foil to seal in the juices. The grill or oven, I keep at a LOW 205 degrees and put my ribs in, meat side down. Ill cook them like that for 4 hours or 5, depends when I cant pick them up cause they just fall apart.
Once they have reached that point, I drain my juices out to make gravy (ditch the tin foil) and to chare them a bit. I like to chare some BBQ sauce on mine (homemade or not), so i slather one side and let the coals of the grill, or the broil of the oven, almost melt the bbq sauce on. Flip and repeat. I usually do the meat side last.
Im hoping to post a brisket recipie soon. I would love to here some others though. Oh, and pictures would be strongly suggested. Who doesnt like grill porn...
Sorry for spelling errors, bourbon does that
So, I want to see some posts abou recipies about grilling. I have yet to grill a brisket, thats my next grilling.
Ill start.
I LOVE baby back pork ribs. Remove the membrane on the back (the non meat side) then I dry rub. Any will do. Marinade over night if you want or cook right away. Im a bit of a go getter and cook right away. I wrap mine in foil to seal in the juices. The grill or oven, I keep at a LOW 205 degrees and put my ribs in, meat side down. Ill cook them like that for 4 hours or 5, depends when I cant pick them up cause they just fall apart.
Once they have reached that point, I drain my juices out to make gravy (ditch the tin foil) and to chare them a bit. I like to chare some BBQ sauce on mine (homemade or not), so i slather one side and let the coals of the grill, or the broil of the oven, almost melt the bbq sauce on. Flip and repeat. I usually do the meat side last.
Im hoping to post a brisket recipie soon. I would love to here some others though. Oh, and pictures would be strongly suggested. Who doesnt like grill porn...
Sorry for spelling errors, bourbon does that