The Grilling/Barbequing thread!

cmcgoun

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*Mods if you want to move this to the recipe section feel free, I wasn't sure exactly where to put it*

Anyway, this is a thread to tell us about your grilling, and barbecuing experiences. Also share any good recipe you might have, and tell us what you will be smoking, grilling, or searing tonight!

Tonight I will be grilling six, 2" thick bone-in rib eyes. They will be grilled over burned down oak and hickory logs, and then seared for 3 to 4 minutes a side. Yummy!!!!

I prepare my rib eye by first applying a coating of olive oil, then I crack fresh pepper onto the steak and rub it in. After that I apply kosher salt to taste, then finish it off with fresh garlic as much as you desire. I then put wax paper on to and hit it lightly with meat tenderizer (flat side). You dont want to hit it hard, you are just trying to press the seasoning into the steak, you are trying to tenderize it. You want to season and press both sides for a flavorful steak!'

So what are you making tonight?
 
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Now this is a thread I could learn to like LOL, check out my Avatar it was taken at our annual chicken group meet-up in Oklahoma. I BBQ'd for 2 days and hundreds of pounds of meat, talk about fun BBQ'ing.

AL
 
Wow that does sound like heaven! The biggest barbecue I have done was a whole pig. Boy was that a blast or what! Took all of 16 hours but it was totally worth it. The flavor of a smoked meat is perfect, and it tender to boot!-
 
Tonight we are doing a marinaded venison roast on the grill.

The marinade is

brown sugar
red wine
bay leaves
black pepper
salt
peanut oil
garlic
onions
red pepper
water

Cover the roast in liquid in the fridge for 5 days to a week, I use a brine pump and inject the marinade every couple days

Cover the top of the roast with bacon when cooking so it doesn't dry out.

Steve in NC
 
Oh yum yum! Keep the ideas coming!
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I too have done a big whole hog over open coals, it is the holy Grail of BBQ.

Fun Fact:
Most folks refer to ladies of the night as the oldest profession, but that is very wrong.

One day about a zillion yrs ago man created fire, the next thing he did was throw a hunk of meat over it, making BBQ'ing the oldest profession LOL.

AL
 

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