Re: The Red Mosquito BBQ Shack
Posted: Fri June 07, 2019 6:01 pm
nice...i just threw a chicken in a pot too make for this weeks dog food...the house is smelling niceChris_H_2 wrote:i've had a rack of st louis ribs in the sous vide for the past 30 hours. they'll be done tonight, at which time i'll broil them (or torch them) briefly.
nothing fancy or homemade....for both pork and brisket i coat in french's yellow mustard and use either a local rub called Jezebel and Iwease wrote:Share your rub recipe
This is quite similar to what I use for ribs. I do 1/4 Tbs of cayenne. It’s the only time I can get Mrs Wease to eat something kinda hot. Any other time she doesn’t like hot stuff.Chris_H_2 wrote:for 5-6 lbs of ribs:
3 Tbs of paprika
2 Tbs of kosher salt
2 Tbs of brown sugar
1 tsp of ground black pepper
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp of onion powder
1/4 tsp of cayenne pepper
i'm about to put on gloves and trim this beautiful fat bastard..doug rr wrote:a friend is bringing me a 14 lb prime brisket later today...i'm going to throw it on the egg tomorrow for about 20 hours and feed all the neighbors on sunday
wease wrote:Pics please

damn, this is meat jello...ive put the burnt ends into a giant pot of baked beans that are now starting to simmer on the grill..doug rr wrote:i'm about to put on gloves and trim this beautiful fat bastard..doug rr wrote:a friend is bringing me a 14 lb prime brisket later today...i'm going to throw it on the egg tomorrow for about 20 hours and feed all the neighbors on sunday
Go thru your baked bean making process. Do you start with a can of pork and beans?doug rr wrote:damn, this is meat jello...ive put the burnt ends into a giant pot of baked beans that are now starting to simmer on the grill..doug rr wrote:i'm about to put on gloves and trim this beautiful fat bastard..doug rr wrote:a friend is bringing me a 14 lb prime brisket later today...i'm going to throw it on the egg tomorrow for about 20 hours and feed all the neighbors on sunday
you sound like the last 50 years of my mother making dinner after dinner for my dad and the familydoug rr wrote:so like most other times, i spend 20 hours cooking awesome meat and i hardly got to enjoy any of it myself..its was gone quickly but thats good..im doing a prime rib tomorrow only to turn it into french dips for everyone
i need a better planChris_H_2 wrote:you sound like the last 50 years of my mother making dinner after dinner for my dad and the familydoug rr wrote:so like most other times, i spend 20 hours cooking awesome meat and i hardly got to enjoy any of it myself..its was gone quickly but thats good..im doing a prime rib tomorrow only to turn it into french dips for everyone
what's it gonna take to get me to convince you to invest in a sous vide?doug rr wrote:i need a better planChris_H_2 wrote:you sound like the last 50 years of my mother making dinner after dinner for my dad and the familydoug rr wrote:so like most other times, i spend 20 hours cooking awesome meat and i hardly got to enjoy any of it myself..its was gone quickly but thats good..im doing a prime rib tomorrow only to turn it into french dips for everyone