Awhile back, we discussed Cooking Bucket Lists.
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=144244&highlight=bucket
I can check off Waygu Ribeyes from mine :grin:
Split a case of 3 with a friend. He took two and I took one. Within ounces of 12.5lbs each. Australian Waygu at $18.40 / lb.
They were frozen, so my distributor sliced them 1.5" thick with a 30oz little roast off the end.
Vacusucked them.
They ranged from 17.5 oz to 22oz each. For the math wizards, that is about $21.00 each.
Took out the first one to cook.
Light coat of soy with pepper and garlic.
Into the PG500 indirect at about 275 to 120 IT.
Then direct to about 135 IT.
Rested a bit and then cut in half to share with Mrs Kapn.
My plate with Burgundy Mushrooms, Butter Beans, and some fried Taters.
As Tasty,Moist and Tender as expected. :grin:
We are "hooked" now.
Good Eats
Thanks for Looking
TIM
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=144244&highlight=bucket
I can check off Waygu Ribeyes from mine :grin:
Split a case of 3 with a friend. He took two and I took one. Within ounces of 12.5lbs each. Australian Waygu at $18.40 / lb.
They were frozen, so my distributor sliced them 1.5" thick with a 30oz little roast off the end.
Vacusucked them.
They ranged from 17.5 oz to 22oz each. For the math wizards, that is about $21.00 each.
Took out the first one to cook.
Light coat of soy with pepper and garlic.
Into the PG500 indirect at about 275 to 120 IT.
Then direct to about 135 IT.
Rested a bit and then cut in half to share with Mrs Kapn.
My plate with Burgundy Mushrooms, Butter Beans, and some fried Taters.
As Tasty,Moist and Tender as expected. :grin:
We are "hooked" now.
Good Eats
Thanks for Looking
TIM