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mikegtp

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Jun 12, 2011
Location
Kennesaw, GA
I grilled up some ribeye steaks and Mexicn Elote on my Weber Performer. All of it was excellent. I made myself a great marinade and the steak really sucks up the flavor and it has great heat without overpowering the steak. Try it, you'll love it

juice of 1 lime
2 parts lite soy sauce
1 part sriracha sauce
1 onion sliced
marinate for 4 hours

the corn has butter, mayo, cotija cheese and chili powder. It is amazing

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I have never smoked ribs in singles. It could work, could allow for a full crust around every rib as well as a quicker smoke. The more I think about it, I might have to try a slab on the my webber. Or I could do it like my mom did when I was growing up, throw the cheapest bottle of sauce all over them and throw them in a crock pot for the day.
 
I have never smoked ribs in singles. It could work, could allow for a full crust around every rib as well as a quicker smoke. The more I think about it, I might have to try a slab on the my webber. Or I could do it like my mom did when I was growing up, throw the cheapest bottle of sauce all over them and throw them in a crock pot for the day.

He wasn't smoking...he was grilling. (650 degrees)
 
So Mikegtp, does the siracha leave behind a little heat or a little heat and flavor? love the stuff just never crossed my mind to marinate and grill using it:confused: My loss, anyway let me know I would like to try that on a hangar steak or skirt. Thanks... Smoke on Brother!!:thumb:
 
Smokeyokie- the sriracha leave heat as well and a little flavor which combines with the soy sauce and taste great. it is a little heat in your mouth, but doesn't linger
 
that marinade sounds great for a change up on a juicy ribeye...I will have to give it a whirl..thanks for sharing!
 
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