Originally Posted by scho63:
Do you throw the skin away? :-)
I've never seen a bird prepared WITHOUT the skin as the fat and flavor add so much value to the bird. In theory it would seem to help dry the bird out.
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
You just use your finger to separate the two. Keep the skin on. Helps the fat render and crisp the skin.
Originally Posted by MephistophelesJanx:
FMB has it correct. It is not a removal of the skin as much as it is simply separating it from the meat and then leaving it in place.
Oh yeah... I cook the bird breast side down and not up. I flip it and cook the last 10-15 minutes with it right side up after basting.
Originally Posted by Pablo:
Made a nice chuck roast. The wife made apple crisp and some knockoff Texas Roadhouse crack butter for the rolls. Feels like fall!
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If that doesn't look like comfort food, nothing does!
Originally Posted by Pablo:
Made a nice chuck roast. The wife made apple crisp and some knockoff Texas Roadhouse crack butter for the rolls. Feels like fall!
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
What's crack butter?
It's butter whipped with cinnamon and honey and powdered sugar. Maybe something else in there but I think that's it. It's just as sweet as it sounds. But delicious. [Reply]
Bone in ribeye mushrooms, mashed potatoes and chopped salad. Reverse seared the steak on the rec tec. Used to taking them to 115 and searing a minute per side. Seared this one 3 minutes per side because it was so thick. Wet aged the meat for a week. Was so good.
Originally Posted by Buzz:
Been doing the low carb diet, down 20 lbs. Smoked a jalapeno meatloaf and some babyback ribs. Side was broccoli cheese soup and some guacamole slices.