Yes, nothing should make you feel more normal than knowing you're on the same page as @mauconnfan .
I have not, but hope to someday.Have you ever seen me and mau tear it up? You'd understand. There are chairs at tailgates that could tell many tales.
I have not, but hope to someday.
Yes, nothing should make you feel more normal than knowing you're on the same page as @mauconnfan .
Is Brimah invited?Let's do it. We will find a reason, it's time. Dove can't come along though he thinks I was in love with that hot dog-smacked chick because I like being pelted, that thought alone helps me realize he can stay away!![]()
Is Brimah invited?
Let's do it. We will find a reason, it's time. Dove can't come along though he thinks I was in love with that hot dog-smacked chick because I like being pelted, that thought alone helps me realize he can stay away!![]()
Surprisingly normal guy I think, right Deep?
And why not? If he's around and 21, likes Rebel Yell he's in.
Dove is clearly not on the ol' Mau powerpoint distribution list!
For the record, I do golf poorly, but I love it, so there's sure to be at least a sub-plot there.I like Dove no doubt, great guy. Not sure it may have been the satin pants or now, the hot dogs on the face (not knowing what I like about that). But in all reality, it would be great to see him and so many others again sometime. For now though you, 8893 and AW may be a foursome who could bring home a story or 2.![]()
For the record, I do golf poorly, but I love it, so there's sure to be at least a sub-plot there.
To expand that is a stick it in and get a reading thermometer for direct use in meats. It's not a remote . Stick , read , take out.
For slow cooking and smoking is when I use remotes. Because you don't want to open up the cookers. And I have a pair . one sits in the meat measuring temp and one sits on the cooking area measuring temp of smoker.
Different kind of deal.
Thermapen perfect for your needs.
Over the indirect (225 deg) I go 97 degrees, flip it.... hit 116 Degrees and then sear on hopefully close to 1000 degree short time per side. Perfect every time. I haven ruined a steak in years.
@August_West , I did this exact method with the Thermapen last night and it came out as perfect as can be (in between medium rare and medium, which is exactly what I prefer).
One question though: When you are going from the 116 degrees (after the flip) to the short sear, do you take the steak off while the grill cranks up to high, or do you leave it on? I left it on, but the side that was facing down while going from indirect medium to direct high didn't really get seared. The internal temp was getting too high to leave it longer, so I flipped and the other side came out perfectly seared because it went right on the high heat instead.
Yes gas grill with three burners and "sear station," but I had to compromise the 2 zone because I was cooking a bunch of other stuff at the same time, including steak tips, really thick boneless chicken breasts and grilled zucchini, so that was probably the problem; i.e., I couldn't get the hot side hot enough, quickly enough, for the first sear.You using 2 zone cooking? While one side of grill is low for initial cook the other side should be firing up to nuclear levels.
You can take it off, but avoid it if you can. Try adjusting and maybe going to sear at 114-115. It may be that your hot side wasn't quite hot enough. Hot enough for a sear obviously, but not for the real quick sear.Gas grill? I do steaks on a Webber kettle most of the time because on one side of the grill I have charcoal stacked pretty close to the grate and it is HOT. It can be accomplished in a good gas grill though, Now that your technique is down minor adjustments to methods as it pertains to your own equipment are in order. Nice thing is you will still never ruin a steak, you will just under sear a side as you find the balance.
Glad it worked out. Thermapen for the win.
1) gas grills are for sissies.Yes gas grill with three burners and "sear station," but I had to compromise the 2 zone because I was cooking a bunch of other stuff at the same time, including steak tips, really thick boneless chicken breasts and grilled zucchini, so that was probably the problem; i.e., I couldn't get the hot side hot enough, quickly enough, for the first sear.
Or you can have both and use each when the situation is right1) gas grills are for sissies.
2) Don't overlook the bun warmer rack in back for indirect cooking in a gas grill. I use it all of the time when I'm cooking on gas (at someone else's house, because weber kettles are the only grill you will ever need)
Or you can have both and use each when the situation is right![]()
I have both. House came with two Weber kettles, but I never use them. I admit that steaks taste better cooked over charcoal, and I admit that I'm too lazy to deal with it. I'm gas 100% of the time; for the beach I even have the Weber Baby-Q, which runs off the gas cartridges used for welding torches.Or you can have both and use each when the situation is right![]()
Or you can have both and use each when the situation is right![]()