I do use a slightly modified version of the minion method, I got the idea from; Weber Smokey Mountain How-To Cook Smoke Win BBQ Grand Champion Pitmaster Harry Soo SlapYoDaddyBBQ
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I do use a slightly modified version of the minion method, I got the idea from; Weber Smokey Mountain How-To Cook Smoke Win BBQ Grand Champion Pitmaster Harry Soo SlapYoDaddyBBQ
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Well folks, back in June 2017 this thread was started …
… and 7 years later, still que’ing it up. Trying out a NEW one from the GREAT state of Texas …
Looking great @SessionDrummer I’ll be there around 4ish?
I’ll probably be firing up the ol’WSM tomorrow, I’ve got a bone in chuck dry brining right now.
@TimWV profiles were on point, but I went a little TOO heavy on the new (to me) rub, just a hint salty.
Lookin’ good and bet it tastes delicious.
Not BBQ but made some “Juicy Lucie’s” for lunch today. Hamburgers stuffed with sharp cheddar and feta cheese. They were tasty !!
Not necessarily bad as you have to drink more beer to quench the thirst the saltiness causes
@SessionDrummer Got everything cleared out, (enough firewood for 2 years!). Insurance has already paid, waiting on contractor to get started on the foundation, then having the “shed” built, then the landscaping. All things going relatively smooth.
Absolutely is, I love it here!
A piece of paradise!
Thanks @TimWV. I just turn on the burners and the sear burner as well, get it over 550, and depending, do them about 1.5 to 2.0 minutes per criss cross, on both sides.
My tried and true steakhouse seasoning went extinct while I wasn’t looking, and had to try and clone it LOL.