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07-29-2012, 07:27 PM | #196 |
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Join Date: 08-16-11
Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
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Tips for cutting ribs for McRibs.
Hi!
We've now eaten McRibs three days in a row and I've learned how to and how not to debone ribs. The small end is easy enough to cut flaps with like I showed in my entry. The middle and large bone ends are not more work if done right. First, warm them up a bit so they give to, not resist, your work. Second, leave the membrane on when you originally smoke them -- which I did this time, thank goodness. When you debone the larger rib bones turn them so the membrane side is up and use the presence of the membrane to help free the meat from the bone. I cut them cold yesterday and gave myself quite a bit of work and ended up with pieces. Got smarter today, warmed them up and it was easier to free them from the meat with pressure on either side of the bone at the membrane -- and I ended up with rib fillets in one piece.
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07-29-2012, 08:11 PM | #197 |
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Join Date: 01-15-12
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Please accept this as my official entry in the Sammie Throwdown
Picked up some chuckies and had a bone in ribeye in the freezer.
Sliced thin and some generic Steakhouse Marinade. Skewered and ready for the Weber. Meanwhile, I pitted out some ripe mango's and added some dark brown sugar for a sweet summer treat. Also went with some stuffed peppers. Something along these lines. Some peppers and onions. Like so. On the grill and coming along nicely. Bread down. Sammich includes the stuffed peppers, avacado, neighbor grown fresh sliced tomatoes and Tostito brand queso cheese. This was actually pretty farkin good. Thanks for looking.
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07-29-2012, 08:14 PM | #198 |
somebody shut me the fark up.
Join Date: 03-17-12
Location: Shreveport, Louisiana
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07-29-2012, 08:53 PM | #199 |
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Join Date: 07-10-12
Location: Olypen, Washington
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Holy crap Tarhog, that is a hell of a sammie! Nice job man.
Edited to add: I just noticed that sweet skewer rack thingy you have there. What's the story there? That setup looks awesome.
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07-29-2012, 09:17 PM | #200 | |
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A good friend of mine mabe the skewer rack thingy for me. It is basically two pieces of expanded metal welded and bolted together. It keeps the food up off the fire. While you may not get the charred look, it works great in my opinion.
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07-29-2012, 09:29 PM | #201 |
somebody shut me the fark up.
Join Date: 07-08-10
Location: Texas
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Okay, I didn't melt and I haven't been banned, so here is my entry to the sandwich TD.
I love a good steak sandwich, but didn't want to do a traditional steak sandwich. I started with my basic ingredients. Flat iron steak (which is one of my favorite cuts of beef), some bell pepper and onion, some Boar's Head provolone cheese, and a good bakery roll. Next, to get ahead of the game, I made up a dressing for the sandwich with equal parts spicy brown mustard and mayo, with a few dashes of Louisiana hot sauce. While the charcoal chimney was getting the coals ready, I sautéed some onion and bell pepper on the stove -- sorry, but it was 106 outside, so I did some of my cooking in the kitchen. Once the coals were ready, I tossed the flat iron steak on the grill to cook. Once the steak was cooked to medium rare, I pulled it. While it rested, I toasted the bread on the grill. I then sliced the nice red meat... I then spread the dressing on the toasted roll, piled on the steak, topped it with the sautéed onions and peppers, and some provolone, and put it back on the grill just long enough to melt the cheese. And here is the finished sandwich. It was really good. The dressing worked perfectly with the beef. The roll was crunchy, the cheese was melted just right, the onions and peppers were just right, it all came together better than I could have imagined. And, I almost didn't cook it because it was too farking hot outside. CD |
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07-29-2012, 09:30 PM | #202 |
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Join Date: 06-23-10
Location: NorCal
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Oh great moderatus please accept my humble submission into the Chicken Sandwich TD.
Wifey brought home a couple of chicken back ribs from the store, so I figured heck I'll make a sandwich. My Dr. said I need to cut down on the sodium so I lightly seasoned them with SM season All to draw out some moisture then hit them with some George Clinton free Chubby Checker/Larry Graham.
Here they are on the Avocado, temp was between 275 and 300 with a chunk of pecan. Here they are after about 3 hrs and passing the tooth pick test, I was like where's the beef?... err I mean poultry. I made a nice toasty bun and caramelized some onions, bell pepper and mushrooms I needed something to de-glaze the pan and wasn't sure what to use when sitting right in front of the fridge was a jar of BH Tennessee Red, sounds like it could be good. I've never had a beef back rib sandwich... errr I mean chicken rib sandwich but it was so good and the onions, bell pepper, mushrooms and Tennessee Red topping was incredible, I'll be doing that again for sure. Thanks for looking
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07-29-2012, 10:43 PM | #203 |
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Join Date: 07-08-09
Location: Deer Park, Wa
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just a sandwich entry
I started with a packer cut in half to fit in the containers, I injected with mortons tender quick solution and then brined tinder quick with hony and pickling spices added for several days. After removing from the brine and plain water soaks to remove excess salt. then coated with ground pickling spice, pappy's low salt seasoning and pepper.
apple and cherry wood was used for smoke UDS was kept at about 225 until probe tender the smaller piece was done first and hand sliced (I needed a snack) the other piece took another 3 hours it was refrigerated overnight then sliced with the proper precautions Now to build the sandwich with black rye and spicy brown mustard Dill pickles steamed pastrami Swiss cheese One for me and one for wife.
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07-30-2012, 01:06 AM | #204 |
somebody shut me the fark up.
Join Date: 10-12-08
Location: Gallatin, TN
Name/Nickname : Richard
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Oh Fleet Admiral, My Fleet Admiral: This is My Entry In The Farking Sandwich TD
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07-30-2012, 02:56 AM | #205 | |
somebody shut me the fark up.
Join Date: 10-12-08
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07-30-2012, 10:20 AM | #206 |
somebody shut me the fark up.
Join Date: 07-08-10
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07-30-2012, 10:42 AM | #207 |
somebody shut me the fark up.
Join Date: 10-12-08
Location: Gallatin, TN
Name/Nickname : Richard
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I was just ribbin' you, CD.
That was a fine steak sammie, BTW!
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07-30-2012, 07:06 PM | #208 |
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Join Date: 08-16-11
Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
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More delicious sammies!!
tarhog -- looks like a blast of flavour, love the idea of avocado to balance the marinade and grilled veggies and the grilled mango looks fantastic caseydog -- I'm really glad you cooked, too -- love the grilling steak shot and flat irons, too -- the final plate of toasted bun, melted cheese and mustard/mayo dripping is gorgeous -- I see you have lower sodium provolone available, I'll have to see if I do, too Will work for bbq -- beautiful pic of the finished ribs, holy cow, I mean, holy chicken -- the sandwich with glossy carmelized onions/peppers/shrooms looks really really good Crazy Harry -- I can see why you needed a snack while slicing -- beautiful pastrami, it's more inspiration to me to try it -- just love what you made the sandwich out of, I want one Moose -- another pastrami sandwich, man, I've got to get into this too -- past failure vindicated for sure -- looks really good and I love Frenchs yellow on each bite of a smoked meat sandwich too, something beautifully nostalgic about it
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