sudsandswine
Quintessential Chatty Farker
- Joined
- Jun 23, 2012
- Location
- Kansas City
I need to do some meal prep for the week and figured I'd let the Primo XL do the cooking for me today while I take care of some other things around the house, such as getting my Shirley hot so I can clean off the outside. And since I'm getting the Shirley hot, I might as well do a short cook of some ribs on it.
I injected the Smithfield Prime Reserve pork butt with the "Chris Lilly" style injection last night and broke down the ribs this morning. I bought a "corned beef flat" from Sam's a couple weeks back that I wanted to make pastrami with, so I figured I'd throw it next to the pork butt since I'll have all that extra unused room on the Primo.
I always hate to waste the rib tips I trim off for St Louis style cut, but I don't care to fish out all the cartilage when I eat them. I started poking around at these and the cartilage inside looked easy enough to trim out in one piece, so I gave it a whirl. Was I was left with was some nicely marbled boneless pork that I seasoned up and will throw it on along with the ribs. I figure I can dice it and use it for beans at a later date. Much less waste this way, probably < 1lb out of the 9.5lb package.
I injected the Smithfield Prime Reserve pork butt with the "Chris Lilly" style injection last night and broke down the ribs this morning. I bought a "corned beef flat" from Sam's a couple weeks back that I wanted to make pastrami with, so I figured I'd throw it next to the pork butt since I'll have all that extra unused room on the Primo.
I always hate to waste the rib tips I trim off for St Louis style cut, but I don't care to fish out all the cartilage when I eat them. I started poking around at these and the cartilage inside looked easy enough to trim out in one piece, so I gave it a whirl. Was I was left with was some nicely marbled boneless pork that I seasoned up and will throw it on along with the ribs. I figure I can dice it and use it for beans at a later date. Much less waste this way, probably < 1lb out of the 9.5lb package.