Whitewookie
is one Smokin' Farker
Given the rising cost of rib eyes and T-bones, I decided to give one of the cheaper cuts a whirl.
Picked up a couple of top sirloin steaks.
I started by dry-brining with kosher salt for a couple hours. I then cooked indirect until about 110-115 internal, then did a quick sear and added some cracked black pepper and a little garlic powder.
Served with grilled corn on the cob and garden fresh green beans and garnished with grilled onions, jalapenos and squash.
Though not quite as tender as rib-eyes, they didn't turn out bad at all.
Whether or not there was a $6.00 a pound ($6.99 vs. $12.99) difference would be up to the individual I guess. For guests and what-not I'll still do the better cuts, but for spur-of the moment steaks they are a viable option.
VR,
Harold
Picked up a couple of top sirloin steaks.
I started by dry-brining with kosher salt for a couple hours. I then cooked indirect until about 110-115 internal, then did a quick sear and added some cracked black pepper and a little garlic powder.
Served with grilled corn on the cob and garden fresh green beans and garnished with grilled onions, jalapenos and squash.
Though not quite as tender as rib-eyes, they didn't turn out bad at all.
Whether or not there was a $6.00 a pound ($6.99 vs. $12.99) difference would be up to the individual I guess. For guests and what-not I'll still do the better cuts, but for spur-of the moment steaks they are a viable option.
VR,
Harold