This simple, 3 ingredient pastrami is the best you will ever make. It couldn’t be any easier! Ingredients: One corned beef 1/4 cup of whole peppercorns 1/4 cup of whole coriander seeds Directions: Remove corned beef from package Place fat cap down Grind peppercorns and coriander in a coffee grinder Spread ground mixture evenly, on […]
I got my hands on some pretty cool looking lump charcoal, called Jealous Devil. Great packaging, resealable package and very strong and durable. I decided to give it a try while I also documented some pointers for cooking an SCA (Steak Cookoff Association) steak on a PK360 with Grill Grates. The Jealous Devil charcoal was […]
This recipe is designed as the perfect snack for a tailgate. Done as is, it takes less than an hour before you are serving guests. You can save even more time by shredding the cheeses, slicing the veggies and cooking the chorizo in advance. If you decide to do some of this in advance, you want […]
I love this recipe and so does my family. Simple and easy to execute. If you don’t have a smoker, you can do it in an oven, but it’s far better on the Green Mountain Grill with the added wood smoke flavoring you get from the pellets. You can do this right on the rack […]
Bacon wrapped meatballs ingredients: 2 packages of Johnsonville Homestyle Frozen Meatballs 2 packages of bacon a good rub, I used Rufus Teague Spicy Meat a good sauce, I used Rufus Teague Apple Mash Directions Thaw meatballs overnight in the fridge Cut each package of bacon in half. Wrap each meatball with a half strip of […]
Prime Ribeye Guacamole Bacon Burgers! ⁃ 2lbs of Prime ribeye steak ⁃ Slice into strips ⁃ Grind, coarse, with meat grinder or food processor ⁃ Form 1/2 lbs patties and refrigerate 3-4 hours ⁃ Prepare a hot grill with Grill Grates turned upside down. If you do not have Grill Grates then, get your grill […]
Our team was lucky enough to come across a case of Waygu Shoulder Clods and while we all toyed with the idea of parting out, grilling some, smoking some, grinding some, etc – I decided to just smoke the whole darn thing for my daughter’s 6th birthday party. She loves brisket and loves cooking with […]
It was shortly after we had installed our Rock?s Barbecue Stoker system to the Lil? Chub and we couldn?t have been any more proud that our pit ran even better than before. On initial tests and practice cooks the pit ran flawlessly. To no fault of the Stoker, this time was different. Each year prior […]
Brisket is a tough meat to master for many competition and backyard cooks. You may or may not have noticed that brisket can have different grades from the USDA. Below are the grades you may run into and a quick course in the differences. Select Grade: This is the second lowest grade of brisket I […]
Here is a great way to cook a prime rib PERFECTLY…just in time for the holidays! Our family uses this recipe on Christmas Eve. We prep it and place it in the oven so the timing is perfect for us to shut the oven off, leave for Christmas Church and come home to an aroma […]
Product Review: IQ 110 Manufacturer: PitmasterIQ.com Description: Automatic Temperature for Charcoal Smokers (Weber Kettle, Weber Smokey Mountain models, Big Green Egg Smokers, Drum Smokers, etc.). Our team discovered the impact automatic temperature control can do for your turn ins when we added?Rock’s Stoker BBQ controller?to our main rig last year.? Additionally, it gave us a […]
This is a very old post I wrote 10 years ago, but I still use the SAME exact recipe. Scroll to the bottom for a video of how I build the Tamales, then the step by step will seem easier. I’m here if you have questions! I absolutely love Tamales….and have for quite some time […]
Hello all! I was performing some searches online to find the finished cook weight of an average whole chicken and it became very frustrating when I couldn’t find ANYTHING! I have a general idea – but wanted other opinions. After no luck, I decided to cook 6 birds and get the average. With that – […]
Whether you are new to the BBQ circuit or a pro, the below provides a basic, yet highly effective way to score high in the competitions. Ingredients: – (1) 12 lb Brisket – 1 12 oz can of Coca-Cola – 1 cup of Apple Juice – Your favorite? Brisket rub?seasoning (lots available, to see the […]
Meat Ingredients 1 – Large Brisket (about 12 ? 14 lbs) Basic Directions Heat Smoker using favorite rig and fuel source Trim brisket fat Separate flat and point with sharp knife Rub each piece with (1) tablespoon minced garlic and Rib Rub, recipe follows Smoke @ 200 degrees F 8 hrs Mop briskets every hour […]