Originally Posted by Buzz:
Stoffers lasagna, side salad and toast.
On a serious note, anyone cook a small rib roast, talking 2.5 lbs for me and the wife. Anyone tried that 500 degrees for 5 min a lb, shut the oven off and rest for 2 hours in the oven?
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I've done that before. Worked great. Never on that small a roast, but I don't know why it wouldn't work. [Reply]
Originally Posted by In58men:
You sous vide them first. Dip entire rack into equal parts egg and buttermilk, coat with Louisiana Cajun Fish Fry mix. You’ll thank me later.
I call it Pork Chop on a Stick.
I'll be filing that away for future use when I'm feeling adventurous, looks incredible [Reply]
Originally Posted by In58men:
That sounds incredibly amazing!!!!
If you smoke them, use Hunts ketchup mixed with apple cider vinegar as a mop sauce. Dump any leftover mop sauce into the bag before sous vide.
I have a pale ale/ mustard/cider vinegar mop that I really love on ribs. I do not keep ketchup in the house. 25+ bottles of bbq sauce and tons of hot sauce....I tried to get my lab to try Ketchup from a fast food condiment cup and it was fuck NO. He wanted nothing to do with it, maybe on pizza bones:-):-):-):-):-)
I re-dust the ribs before bagging them but adding some mop sounds like less than a great idea. I did not like the results I got when I did.
Then again deep frying a slab of ribs.....I try it once says Mikey
Originally Posted by threebag02:
That’s tasty lasagna for frozen. I buy the singles to keep on hand for when I don’t want to do shit but wait on the oven
I had a piece of leftover aged dry brined ribeye that I vacuum sealed and forgot about last night. I thin sliced it, grilled some peppers and onions and tossed the protein in to warm it and served it on King's Hawaiian rolls. I forgot the condiments it was so good.
You cannot go wrong with leftover ribeye unless it sucked to start with. I do philly rollups all the time
St Louis (the hill) Italian hard salami, aged white cheddar from 450 YO Irish cheese maker, and a BCS Proprietors Reserve served slightly chilled. I am hoping for a BBBJ to round it the experience.