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Picked up some beef back ribs at Costco. Cooked just shy of 8 hours at 225. Injected with beef base and Boars Night White Lightening. Rubbed with RT Heffer Dust. I dug through 20 packs to find the best one. It was worth the digging. Most packages were two smaller racks. This was the largest single one in the case. Also did some mushrooms and red peppers for the final 3 hours.

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@Greg Jones, those ribs look outstanding, but you only got two of them? You’re a better husband than I. If I’d cooked those ribs, I’d have gotten at least half of them unless, of course, I was already in the doghouse and needed to recoup my losses. Hmmm. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
Hah! The reality is the wife is undergoing major surgery in a couple of weeks and she requested ribs. Of all the things I cook, steak and/or ribs are her favorites! I’m blessed beyond words for so many things, and glad she shared two ribs with me!
 
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Pork tenderloin done on the RT-340. Marinated for 4 hours, then cooked at 200F until IT was 120F. Boosted the temp to 275F for a 30-minute finish at 140F IT. Rested for 30 minutes wrapped in a beach towel before slicing. It was tender and juicy…and, tasty.

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@Jim6820 i mentioned this to my wife and she said get the details and do 7 of them, so…… details maybe in the recipes section. Thinking like @Greg Jones did with brisket? Don’t ask why 7 I know I didn’t 🤣🤔
 
@Jim6820 i mentioned this to my wife and she said get the details and do 7 of them, so…… details maybe in the recipes section. Thinking like @Greg Jones did with brisket? Don’t ask why 7 I know I didn’t 🤣🤔
I can’t hold a candle to @Greg Jones and his documentary skills. ;) That said, check the Recipes Section for my best effort from the notes I took on the last pork tenderloin cook.

And, give my best to the very nice lady who wanted the “details” of an old guy’s pork tenderloin cook. :rolleyes:
 
Part of a brisket I found while digging through the freezer. Best I remember the last one I bought was too big for the RT-340 so I just cut it in half and saved part of it to cook later. Later arrived and it turned out quite good. Served with Italian green beans.

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Slow cooking day today on the forum, at least until the Cinco meals hit the grill. I thought I’d post some pictures of our brunch today, hash browns, onions, sausage patties, and eggs cooked on my new HexClad double burner on my Samsung induction cooktop. Now I have no allegiance/not sponsored by HexClad nor am I a big fan of Ramsey, and it appears like every Internet review wants to trash this stuff. I haven’t tried, nor do intend to try, cooking on HexClad at high temps, but at low to medium temps-where one would expect to cook with non-stick cookware, it has been excellent. The second picture is after a quick wipe with my napkin.

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I failed to remember or maybe SWSNBN forgot it is Cinco, which normally spawns Mombo Taxies and carnitas or other dish’s. In stead I was told I was cooking flanken cut, cross cut, whatever ribs. So I opted for a dusting of Holy Gospel, with W Sauce for a slow cook.

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