After reading about the reverse sear hype I had to try it. Picked up a top loin and NY strip. Seasoned my top loin with Montreal steak seasoning and hit the wifeys NY strip with S&P and a dash of lawrys seasoning salt.
Steaks coming to room temp:
Got the redhead ready:
Charcoal chimney...
I couldn't resist getting one of Bryan O'Neals handles! In restoring her I have given her a new charcoal grate, hinged cooking grate, legs/wheels/triangle/ash catcher kit and a cover to keep her warm, and now a sealed oak handle with weber laser etched. Man---- she is Gorgeous!
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looks tasty Jim! i gotta get some of that fancy bread and throw a slice of cheese on my next PP sammy.
hmm, i have never marinated my pork butts. does that make a difference? if so, i will have to try it next butt cook!
Butt cooked on grate to 160 then foiled until 203. Sauced and Back on the grate for a little to let the sauce set and bark firm back up. This butt was very tender. Came out great!
Got some natural pork spares and gave em a St. Louis cut. Coated with thick Worcestershire sauce and rubbed with slap yo daddy's rib rub. Figured I would throw a smaller bone in pork shoulder too(4.2lbs). Coated it with thick Worcestershire as well and rubbed with mad hunky general purpose...
I cheat sometimes and use Weber gourmet seasoning on burgers or mad hunky or magic dust rub (both gen purpose rubs). Cant go wrong with s&p, lawrys seasoning salt, garlic powder, and onion powder. Too!!
Nice job! I tried to talk my wife into letting me cook a couple thanksgiving fatties as appetizers but I got shut down. I am still intrigued by this though!
I have been neglecting my newly restored '69 redhead since I got the side table for my blue workhorse 22.5" OTG so I thought I would treat her to her first steaks since restoring her.
Seasoned some top sirloins, one with Chicago steak seasoning by weber and the other with S&P and lawrys...