What’s on the Grill
- Thread starter Mitch Pearrow SJMP
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We’re here for ya.
I like to do a reverse sear, especially with thicker cuts of beef. Oven or grill. You set your oven or grill on low…. Like below 200 degrees. Cook to about 110 internal and take out to “rest.” Crank oven/grill as high as it’ll go while you get rest of the meal finished up…..I’ve done 500 in the oven…… then put it back in the oven for a few minutes until internal gets to that magic 125-130 for medium rare.Oven at 450F for 15 minutes, then down to 325 until it reaches 128F internal. Pulled and let rest to 135F...
Plated with some smashed potato and salted orange peppers...
Did that the first time with a prime rib. It was amazing. Perfectly medium rare and perfectly crusty on the outside. We did smoke up the house a bit.
We did beef short ribs a couple weeks ago. only in the slow cooker. Shredded and used to make Barbacoa Tacos. Quite tasty. Betting these are quite tasty as well.
For me grilling gets tougher and smoking becomes non existent as the temps drops below 30s and 40s. I can grill down to single digits and have since the grill is 5 steps from kitchen door. I can hop in and out of the kitchen. But once temp gets in the 20s and below with wind out of the NW. That's a big nope!!
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GrooVey
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I would never have bought one, but the roommate did. I rely on the pellet smoker. Electric drives the auger and electronics. Fire still burns the pellets. I can control everything from inside as it connects to the phone. And yes, 5 steps from the kitchen back door.
Have a friend with a pellet smoker. They’re nice for sure. Surrounded by timber, I have past my lifetime supply of hard wood… so I went with an offset barrel smoker.
dmatthews
Ambassador of Birds
Love these! Nicely done sir!
OP
No joke!!