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  1. M Morrill

    Reheating pulled pork

    I use an Instant Pot to reheat mine. It's ready in 10 minutes and retains moisture. Useful kitchen tool as well.
  2. M Morrill

    KCBS comps should supply meat

    Scott, I have competed in 2 of the Guinea Pig comps in So-Cal. All the meat is supplied and it does not level the playing field. If anything at all, it slants the advantage to the more experienced teams. Sure we all start with the same meats but remember, your meat is being supplied to you. You...
  3. M Morrill

    2017 Unruly Country Brew N Que Festival, Sonora CA Sept. 30 2017

    Robert did an incredible job on a first year event! We made the 7 hour drive up from San Clemente and it was well worth it. We will be back next year for sure. We still have two more events down South that you can attend. Good seeing you at the event.
  4. M Morrill

    anyone buy pork butt from costco?

    Boneless will allow you to get more rub on the surface of the meat as removing the bone exposes more surface area. Other than that it cooks nearly the same (sometimes a bit faster).
  5. M Morrill

    Pork Butt

    Without knowing your cooking temperature I would guess that your biggest issue is cooking temperature. I cook at 275 and a 6lb butt would normally be done around 6.5-7.5 hours maximum. Generally wrap with foil (tightly) and pull between 198-203 depending on the butt. They all cook up a little...
  6. M Morrill

    First time at Tailgate Comp - Logistics question.

    Sandy, Take this for what it's worth. Bob is right about it being a little late in the game to be making significant changes. Here are a few things that will help you out for this comp and anything you do going forward. 1. Build a timeline. We use a spreadsheet and adjust it as needed...
  7. M Morrill

    Which canopy/tent is best?

    You get what you pay for. I have been using 2 Impact canopies that were retired from our marketing fleet. These canopies have been put up and taken down literally hundreds of times before I started using them. Night and day from the cheap recreational stuff. I have used them at least 25 times...
  8. M Morrill

    Winner's Circle Santa Anita 4/1/17

    You missed some really off the chart steak sandwiches on Friday night! Was a great comp for sure. I am sure we will cross paths again and I will gladly take a new TVWBB pin. We are wrapping the trailer soon and may have to throw up the TVWBB logo somewhere. Mike
  9. M Morrill

    Winner's Circle Santa Anita 4/1/17

    Rad Fondo BBQ will be cooking. We will be in the outer lot (outside of tunnel). The walk to the judges is a bit long but it's pretty peaceful out there. Look for the Shimano tents.
  10. M Morrill

    Competition vs backyard

    You can turn in your ribs with no sauce but you will likely have more success with a nice sweet sauce. A good resource for ideas for your turn in boxes can be found on Facebook. Search BBQ TURN IN BOX CRITIQUE. You can check our website as we have results and pictures for each event we competed...
  11. M Morrill

    Competition meat size

    Size really isn't all that important in pork butts as most commodity pork is between 7-10lb range. It's the money muscle that makes all the difference. I try to find two that are similar in size. We have found that 16-18lb's on the brisket works best for us. Would like to find bigger but it's...
  12. M Morrill

    Facebook pages

    Check out RAD FONDO BBQ on fb. We will be adding a lot more content and bring the website back up from the dead. Just wrapping up our rookie season so if you are looking to start competing you can learn from our mistakes.
  13. M Morrill

    SoCal Backyarder in November

    I just spoke with the promoter and there is still room for a few more teams in the amateur ribs division in Indio. If you are on the fence about your first competition this is an excellent way to start. The location is great and there is a beer and BBQ festival happening at the same time so...
  14. M Morrill

    Cost of Competing

    500-600 is about what we spend on a comp. That includes food and drink, entry, fuel, meat, rubs and sauces, charcoal and wood. This does not include things like tables, paper towels, cutting boards, wash tubs, etc... It would be easy to spend a lot more but that's about average for us.
  15. M Morrill

    Anyone going to the Vista BBQ Classic - July 29 and 30, 2016?

    I have said this before but… Vincent Carrocci is a total bad ***! GC back to back with two 180's! If you need someone on wash detail please put me first in line. Congratulations on your Vista victory!
  16. M Morrill

    Is foiling ribs effective without adding liquid?

    No additional liquids. Wrap tightly in foil and cook meat side down. Vent when done then slice, sauce and serve.
  17. M Morrill

    WSM or Kettle

    Take this as you will. The 22" Kettle is wonderful for almost any grilling. It can also cook low and slow but it requires a lot of practice. Since you say you will use it for mostly smoking and for several racks of ribs, I recommend going with the 22" WSM. The main reason is that you can lay two...
  18. M Morrill

    Anyone going to the Vista BBQ Classic - July 29 and 30, 2016?

    Blame it on being a Rookie team and not knowing but damn, Vincent Carroci is a flat out bad ***! Congratulations on GC at Del Mar. Hope to see you at Vista.
  19. M Morrill

    2016 Del Mar Championship Report

    So, if you ever wanted to experience a BBQ event and comp then just read Eric's report and do what he did. Sometimes (well, always) it is stressful around turn in's. Erik hung out nearby and out of the way but still got to see how it goes. Almost all teams will be friendly and accommodating...

 

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