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That’s a good-looking mound of protein!Wagyu flank steak (cooked @550 to 120F and rested 10 mins).
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Nothing too fancy as Wagyu has excellent flavor and very tender. A great "reduced for quick sale" find, on the smaller side which was a perfect dinner main course for two.That is interesting. I've usually done flank steak in Asian recipes or chimichurri over charcoal. Did you don anything special with that cook?
Two racks of beef ribs and first time using no wrap - perfection!
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I did not inject, and to be honest with you, I'm not sure it would have done much. They came out very moist and tender. I did notice the right side of the 1250 is wayyyyyy hotter than the left. The one on the right was done an hour before the one on the left.Agreed. I’ve not wrapped my plate ribs since the first time I cooked them, great looking ribs man. Did you inject? Just curious on other’s thoughts on injecting them. I’ve done both ways and they’re great either way.
Now that you mention it, that sucker was almost running over after the cook. Never done 2 at once before, so yea, they gave up a lot of fat during that cook.Looks great! I too have found that leaving plate ribs uncovered renders more fat and makes the meat "meatier". If yours were like some of the ones I've cooked, two racks almost overflows the grease bucket.
At what temperature did you cook the pizzas and about how long. Look deliciousWe have some of our grandkids overnight tonight so pizza was the cook of the day.
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I cook them all sorts of ways. Sometimes on a stone, sometimes a wire rack and occasionally on the flat side of my GrillGrates. My wife builds them on parchment paper with a little corn meal. I pull the paper after 3-4 minutes and usually turn the pizza. I check the underside of the crust at 10 minutes and usually pull at 12 minutes. It works for us that way.At what temperature did you cook the pizzas and about how long. Look delicious
My 1250 is the same. Probably 20-25 degree difference. I just cook my sides on the left.I did not inject, and to be honest with you, I'm not sure it would have done much. They came out very moist and tender. I did notice the right side of the 1250 is wayyyyyy hotter than the left. The one on the right was done an hour before the one on the left.
Where did you get the ribs from? They look amazing.Two racks of beef ribs and first time using no wrap - perfection!
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Those look delicious. Could you provide cook temperature and approximate cook time? I need to give plate ribs a try—soon!Two racks of beef ribs and first time using no wrap - perfection!
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I cook them all sorts of ways. Sometimes on a stone, sometimes a wire rack and occasionally on the flat side of my GrillGrates. My wife builds them on parchment paper with a little corn meal. I pull the paper after 3-4 minutes and usually turn the pizza. I check the underside of the crust at 10 minutes and usually pull at 12 minutes. It works for us that way.
Someone here turned me on to the metal pizza screens. I swear by them now. Same net result, but I can turn the screen during cooking and transport to/from the grill without a pizza peel.Try using one of those Cooking Mats on one of your Pizzas
Momma says it gives the Crust that "Wood Oven" taste