Let's Talk BBQ
Outdoor Cooking Equipment => Grills & Smokers => Pellet Grills and Smokers => Topic started by: cgriller64 on June 18, 2017, 10:56:46 PM
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Fathers Day Dinner
Cowboy Steak with Cowboy Beans
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Doctored up some canned beans and put on the pellet grill to get some smoke.
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In the meantime seasoned the Tomahawk with Salt, Pepper, Garlic, Onion, and Cumin.
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Placed in a 250 degree pellet grill until meat reached IT of 125. Pulled meat and upped grill to 500 degrees. Basted steak with butter and a light coating of the seasoning mix.
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Seared each sided until an IT of 135.
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Happy Fathers Day to me. 8)
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Whoa Nelly!!!!! all you needed was some Cowboy bread ;)
What a heck of a meal 8)
Cowboy bread: take a roll of french bread and cut it into slices, but stop just before the bottom (kinda like hasslebeck taters) drizzle butter in between all the slices. Add just a sprinkle of a mellow BBQ rub (I use Lawreys Season Salt). Dice up some green onions real teeny and then sprinkle them between the slices. Wrap the loaf up in foil and bake a spell. So good, it will make you want to saddle up and go for a spin round the Ponderosa :) :)
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Whoa Nelly!!!!! all you needed was some Cowboy bread ;)
What a heck of a meal 8)
Cowboy bread: take a roll of french bread and cut it into slices, but stop just before the bottom (kinda like hasslebeck taters) drizzle butter in between all the slices. Add just a sprinkle of a mellow BBQ rub (I use Lawreys Season Salt). Dice up some green onions real teeny and then sprinkle them between the slices. Wrap the loaf up in foil and bake a spell. So good, it will make you want to saddle up and go for a spin round the Ponderosa :) :)
You sir are are welcome on the range anytime. Giddy-Up.
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"Lets Ride"
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Delicious looking cook!
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Looks awesome! :thumbup:
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Looks good to me.
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That's a whole lot of meat. Looks soooo good
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That meat looks perfect
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Beautifully done steak. :thumbup:
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Thanks everyone. That is the first time I took the pellet grilled 500+ degrees. All in all it did a good job putting the final sear on the meat. The steak was 2 1/3 pounds and there were no leftovers. :)
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Now that is a steak
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Looks perfect!
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Well Done ! ! ! (And I do NOT mean that in the overcooked sense of the word.)
BD