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    #16
    Originally posted by OneCharmingPig View Post
    Pit Boss, any pics of the inside of that steak? She's a beauty.
    Since you asked...
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    • DMac77
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      About how long did it take to get to the indirect temperature of this steak and about how thick. I want to try the slow and sear method but looking for a starting point for the cooking time.

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ID:	146028 First Tri tip. Thanks to the info on the site I think it really turned out good. Salted it this morning then seasoned with a beef rub and put it on the Camp Chef pellet grill at 225 at 5:00. Took about 1 hr 45 min to reach 125 internal temp. Had the Weber cranked up for the sear - about 4 min per side. Turned out tender and juicy. Will definitely do it again. ​

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      #18
      Teriyaki steak bowls tonight:

      - Rice
      - Grilled Flank Steak Marinated in soy, ginger and rice vinegar
      - Poached egg
      - Avocado
      - Slaw (carrots, cabbage and red peppers shredded with a touch of rice vinegar)
      - MH's Huli Huli Teriyaki sauce
      - Finished with minced chives and crushed cashews

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      • PSULion
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        That looks delicious 😀

      #19
      The cook is done...😎 After a dry brine overnight and then a 36 hour Sous Vide cook to 131°, I cooled the short ribs in an ice bath. Then I put them in a zip-loc freezer bag and added a nice marinade. I let them marinade in the fridge for 7 hours. I fired up the 26" Weber kettle & SnS. I added corn on the cob painted with butter and sprinkled with salt and wrapped them in foil. I put on the short ribs and let them cook low and slow at 250°. I basted them a few times with more of the marinade and when they reached 140° I moved them over to the direct heat side to give them some color. These were the most tender and moist short ribs I've ever had... Mmmm
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      • JeffJ
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        That looks divine.

      • HawkerXP
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        Looks great! Was the corn on the whole time?

      #20
      One of those days when dinners seem like rocket science...
      Found a can of sardines, sun dried tomatoes. Let's go....

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      • Jerod Broussard
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        """rocket science.."""

        Nowwwww I know why my pictures never look like yours.

      #21
      Sorry I didn't take pictures. I just wanted to post this. I love it when I grill a steak, and I get this comment: "I don't know what you put on that steak, but it was awesome!" I don't tell them it was salt,pepper, and garlic powder, and the reverse sear using SnS! 😁 I believe it's always best to let the steak tell its own story. I made some awesome grilled sweet potato home fries to go with it.

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      • Jerod Broussard
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        I agree. Ribeye- salt and pepper. Others with less marbling- throw some garlic and/or onion powder in the mix

      #22
      I love Spanish rice. But I get it twisted with toasted pine nuts and sun dried tomatoes.

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        #23
        Weeknight dinner. Last time I cooked it I dubbed it Peanut-Hoisin pork. My wife and kids heard it as "poison pork". So, that's what we call this dish. Chopped onion, red pepper, a little bit of chopped carrot and celery, mushrooms and bamboo shoots. I used pork loin which was dry brined. I cut it into chunks and seared it in the cast iron skillet. For the gravy/sauce I whisked together: Hoisin (obviously), peanut butter, soy sauce, ground white pepper, rice wine vinegar, ground cloves, ground ginger and shrimp stock. After browning the meat the aromatics were added to the skillet and sautéed until tender. Then the pork was added back in along with the mushrooms, bamboo shoots and sauce. It was covered and with the heat lowered it cooked and melded for about 15 minutes. The rice that it was served over had several dashes of fish sauce added to the water. Once the skillet was removed from the burner I threw in a handful of peanuts.

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        • bbqoaf
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          Nice, sauce sounds interesting, I'll have to give that a try, thanks for the idea.

        #24
        Just lunch...😆
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        • JeffJ
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          The sautéed red onions are a nice touch. I despise raw onions but can eat cooked onions all day long.

        • Breadhead
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          Those are white onions that I used some red wine to release the fond off of the bottom of the pan with.👌

        • SteveFromLafayette
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          Man........yummy for my tummy.

        #25
        My 1st attempt at Smoked roast beef! Wont be my last came out wonderful and didn't last very long at all Yum!

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        • Huskee
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          Here's the quick link to get there:
          Tell us about yourself, your cooking skills or lack thereof, your current cooking gear or lack thereof, and meet other Pitmaster Club members! This is a great second stop, the first stop being the "Help!" channel to learn your way around our forum, how to create new topics, share pics, and so on.

        • josht138
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          Nice pics!

        • vandy
          vandy commented
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          Man that looks so good!!

        #26
        Welcome to The Pit GadjetGriller! We're glad you're here. That's a pretty roast. And nice photography!

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        • GadjetGriller
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          Thanks Pit Boss and nice set up you guys have here.

        • David Parrish
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          Thank you!

        #27
        Chicken, bacon, cheddar, apple, pickle and spinach sangers on fresh whole wheat buns from the local bakery finished with MH's SC mustard sauce.

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        • Breadhead
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          Winner, winner, chicken dinner.😋

        #28
        Dunch... Is when old people eat to late for lunch & to early for dinner.😎

        It's raining in Hermosa Beach...😏 Indoor cooking for lunch.

        Mushroom Risotto with asparagus with sun dried tomatoes.😉 A nice bottle of La Crema Chardonnay.

        All went well.👍
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          #29
          Well I been seeing and reading about the Tri-Tip on here so I decided to get a small one and try it. Nothing fancy just salt, pepper and garlic powder sous vide 6 hrs and sear on the kettle/sns. Now I know what the fust is all about...WOW! Click image for larger version

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          • Huskee
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            Dang son, you done good

          • Breadhead
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            Nice cook...👍

          • Sierraslick
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            6 hours to 130 internal? Dang but that looks good. I just got a SV for Christmas and this has to be my next cook!

          #30
          This is what us rednecks called a meal... Click image for larger version

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          • Breadhead
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            Looks like you cooked that cornbread in a cast iron skillet.😎

          • HawkerXP
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            Where is the moonpie?

          • Mr. Bones
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            DW, nice pic of delicious comfort food!

            Some of us rednecks still calls it th' same thang!

            What fer bevs did y'all have? Coffee? Lemonade? Sweet tea? Corn squeezins?

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