Simple math...

[mm_0_mm]

Two bone-in ribeyes, one small strip...


plus hot grill over mulberry embers....


equals supper...

 

[MilitantSquatter]

A work of art... like a Picasso painting...

Damn.. that looks great... Perfection

 

[Sawdustguy]

I second that..............Hmmmmmmmm!

 

[qman]

Home alone huh, m o m?
dinner for one:mrgreen:

steaks look great.

 

[jacob]

That's what it's all about. looks good bro

 

[vr6Cop]

Mulberry? Interesting....

 

[BBQ_MAFIA]

Outstanding!!!

 

[biffleg]

Good looking grub!

 

[Scrooge Fan]

Those steaks look fantastic! Cooked over mulberry? Can you use mulberry wood for smoking? Mulberry grows like weeds around here. I guess it's a fruit tree. The berrys are sure good. I figured the wood was too soft or too much like a weed to use for flavoring smoke.

What say youse guys?

 

[jsimonson0]

Those steaks look fantastic! Cooked over mulberry? Can you use mulberry wood for smoking? Mulberry grows like weeds around here. I guess it's a fruit tree. The berrys are sure good. I figured the wood was too soft or too much like a weed to use for flavoring smoke.

What say youse guys?

I've heard anything that blooms or produces fruit can be burned for cooking. I've used dogwood quite a bit, and the steaks that come off it are astounding.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Wow.... those look great!

 

[vr6Cop]

I've used dogwood quite a bit, and the steaks that come off it are astounding.

Now I'm eyeing my neighbors dying/dead dogwood.... :twisted:

 

[Puppyboy]

Looks great.

 

[qman]

I've heard anything that blooms or produces fruit can be burned for cooking. I've used dogwood quite a bit, and the steaks that come off it are astounding.

That can't be completely right. We have trees/bushes growing in florida that are famous for their blooms, and they produce a posionous gas when burned. It can be deadly. The Oleander bush.

So I would be hesitant use that "rule of thumb"

 

[keale]

OOOOhhhhhhmmmaaannnnn!!! That is just mouth watering!! I'm having my steak tomorrow, wife is making me a 1 1/2 inch thick porterhouse.

 

[DaChief]

Lookin great!!

 

[jsimonson0]

Now I'm eyeing my neighbors dying/dead dogwood.... :twisted:

That's exactly how I got my dogwood stash. Landlord cut down a tree and stacked the wood in back of our building. It burns fast, though. Takes 4+ sticks to get my SKD up to heat, and baby-sitting every 30-45 to keep it going (which evidently is typical for cooking with wood in the SKD).

 

[jsimonson0]

That can't be completely right. We have trees/bushes growing in florida that are famous for their blooms, and they produce a posionous gas when burned. It can be deadly. The Oleander bush.

So I would be hesitant use that "rule of thumb"

Huh. Well whatcha know 'bout that! Good info to have. I never saw any information about dogwood being harmful before I cooked with it, and there's been no hiccups since I've used it to cook for the past year. But, your point is valid.

Huh.