Back up the truck! Home Depot.
.265 cents per lb for charcoal is right there with the cheapest you’ll find all year.
Back up the truck! Home Depot.
.265 cents per lb for charcoal is right there with the cheapest you’ll find all year.
Perfect grill for reverse searing a couple strip steaks.
What I’ve learned in grilling steaks is that it’s not necessary to sear the fuck out of them right from the get go. In fact the steaks don’t have to be on the grates from start to finish. Best results having the coals to one side, vents half way open and let thick cut steaks come up to about 20 degrees from desired temp offset the coals then take the steak completely off the grill for at least five minutes. Open all the vents get the coals glowing and then place them back on the grill over the coals. Criss cross hash marks and probing with instant read thermometer til 5 degrees from desired temp. Rest again. Done perfectly.
Submitted By Jackie Bennett
This is a good list for a person starting out. These items will make your grilling experience better.
You can get these items at Foster’s Grill Store or if you’re not from around Gloucester MA, these links on Amazon-
Kate tells me about a Weber with wood handles that came up on her notifications.
Uhmmmm, hell yeah. She notified the seller and went and picked it up for me yesterday.
That’s when you know you’ve got a good woman.
It’s the same year she was born and two years after the first Weber Go-Anywhere was released.
@Neil_VT00 From Weber Kettle Club put together a comprehensive history of the Weber Go-Anywhere which you can read here
Our C Code has shorter legs and teak handles that have the Weber logo and writing “The one. The only.”
It came with an instruction manual which I found interesting.
I have dreams about Anthony Caturano’s Pork Chops at his famed Gloucester Eatery Tonno.
I’d never been able to come close to duplicating how juicy and flavourful the Tonno pork chop is.
I decided to try brining pork chops to see if I could get similar results. Growing up Sicilian we always had Giardiniera on the table and I love it. So I figured brine is generally made up of salt, water and such, so why not try a brine consisting of the juice from the Giardiniera jar.
Put the thick cut pork chops in a gallon zip lock bag and filled it with the Giardiniera brine and kept it refrigerated for eight hours.
Took out three of the pork chops, patted them dry with a paper towel and then coated with EVOO, salt, pepper, garlic and a little rosemary.
Grilled over medium/high heat covered on the Weber Go Anywhere til 145° internal. Took them off to rest for five minutes smeared on the Mango Pepper Jelly and cut in.
JUICY!
So juicy. So flavourful. Victory!
Used my sister’s White BBQ Sauce for finishing, recipe here