Yeah, it really looks great. Well done!Sweet mother of pearl. That looks ridiculously good, and done to perfection. Slow clap.
Yeah, it really looks great. Well done!
Was that a reverse sear?
My daughter lives on the stuff. I like it every now and again, myself.Further evidence that I'm slowly losing my marbles. Actual Top Ramen. My wife keeps some of this stuff on hand for some noodle salad she makes, and the kid wanted to try the actual soup for the first time. I decided to sample it for a stroll down memory lane, and my guard is down just enough that I succumbed to my own bowl. For the record, I chased this chemical sh!t storm with a green smoothie.
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What rub combo you gonna use? Do you wrap yours at all? I’m ready to do brisket soon myself.
Been cooking like crazy on my green egg lately, just had leftover tri tip BBQ salad for lunch today. I’ll post some covid cooks pics.
Couldn't believe the Primes were $3.49/lb. The wife went to Costco today and I told her to see if they had any brisket at all. I was expecting maybe choice, which they did have as well at 5.xx/lb. So not sure if it's to move them or whatever, but I'll take it. I'm bringing one to my parents tomorrow, cooking one this weekend and then freezing the other two.
Anywho. I've done a couple briskets. I really like the Meat Church Holy Cow. I've also just done plain Kosher salt and fresh pepper. A lot of times when I make large cuts I try to keep a somewhat neutral flavor profile and just use sauce or whatever after cooking. Something this size I will use to make multiple meals for the week, so that way I can convert into any other dish without ending up with weird flavor mixing. Plus it's easier to get my kids to eat it.
Yes, I love using pulled pork for Asian dishes. I do a pseudo stir fry. Crisp up the pulled pork out of the fridge, some soba or udon noodles and whatever veggies are laying around and then make up a soy sauce based sauce. Usually soy sauce, oyster sauce, sriracha, some brown sugar, red pepper, thai chili paste and then thicken up with some corn starch/water mix.
Oh and I've always wrapped brisket, but I think I'm just gonna let it ride this next time and see what happens.
I wrap as well, pink paper. Just gotta make sure the bark is good before wrapping.
Man, after this mess we gotta have a cook fest!
Some stuff I’ve made since locking down on 3/12.
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This post made me drool almost as much as the Hotties thread!Some stuff I’ve made since locking down on 3/12.
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How are the pasta attachments for the KA stand mixer? Never ventured there but have heard the sausage contraption is a PITA. I want the pasta attachments if they are worth it.