Filets, Slovenians, Sirloin + Spares


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
1st time EVER I grilled a beef filet (we just do not buy them)

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served with garden beans and oven skillet baked taters

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Slovenian sausages from the European Homemade Sausage Shop in Milwaukee...


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more pita flat bread...

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served with onions & peppers atop sharp cheddar

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seasoned a very nice sirloin with Oakridge BBQ Santa Maria rub

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grilled it to medium rare


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rested....

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served with roasted Yukon slices and crook-neck squash and carrots with onions & peppers

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finally, yesterday, tossed some apple wood over a few lit coals surrounded by the unlit

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seasoned two racks of spares with only salt & pepper then dusted with cumin


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checked on them after four hours....

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one hour or so later, they were hacked up and plated along side broccoli and baked Yukons.


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thanks for stoppin' by!
 
All that grub looks fantastic Jim.

We smoke beef fillet on the WSM quite regular here. If you can buy a piece about 10" long, it really is something special.

It was my very first cook on the WSM. Beautiful.
 
WOW!!!! Those are some awesome cooks Jim, I'd take a plate of each any time. Man you and the Mrs. sure eat great.
 
Very nice cooks Jim, really like the spares and that sirloin. I'm always on the lookout for sirloin in the DF section of the meat department.
 
Everything looks so good. I bet those filets were off the chain. And I would love to try those sausages. Oh , man. It all looks just great.
 
Outstanding Jim. You are a master! The filet is one of our faves but we don't cook it much. I can't find a full cut of sirloin like that very often but it's a great way to have a family dinner, cutting our portions off one big steak.
 
All the cooks look phenomenal, Jim, but those Slovenian sausages are what really caught my attention. I checked out the link to that old school sausage shop - that place looks awesome - I'm very jealous.
 
Got the meat sweats from that post James.
I'd like to eat them in the order presented, then pass out with a smile on my face.
 
It is difficult for me to comment on all of your amazing chefs. This is another great triple post. Sir, you've found myself at the level of Jamie Purviance or Steven Raichlen and higher. Do you realize this?
Great job Jim, as always;)
 
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Jim, what would you compare the flavor of the Slovenian sausages too? First time that I have heard of them. Your entire cook looks delicious!
 
Jim, that's a lot of great looking food! I'm a little partial, but that sirloin is TOPS! Wow!

If I walked into your kitchen, I'd steal that right off your kitchen table. Just thought I should be honest :-)
 
Thank you everyone for your very kind comments! :)

We smoke beef fillet on the WSM quite regular here. If you can buy a piece about 10" long, it really is something special.
Tony, the whole tenderloins are available as well as the filets... Liz prefers sirloin and the filet (tenderloin) is just a cut she would not order, say... at a restaurant... hence, my reasoning for not buying it, or grilling it often. but Beef is beef to me, i'll eet it any day! ;)

Man you and the Mrs. sure eat great.
thanks Barb :) yeah, sometimes we eet good

That's a bunch of good eats Jim! Your butchers must love you!
the gorgeous butcher, I think not :p

The filet is one of our faves but we don't cook it much. I can't find a full cut of sirloin like that very often but it's a great way to have a family dinner, cutting our portions off one big steak.
thank you Robert! Sirloin is BIG here, every joint has'em, some MUCH better than others. I only buy TOP sirloin... save the bottom sirloin for those making sty-fry ;)

All the cooks look phenomenal, Jim, but those Slovenian sausages are what really caught my attention. I checked out the link to that old school sausage shop - that place looks awesome - I'm very jealous.
Jerome, Frank's store IS AMAZING! 1st thing you smell when entering, HICKORY smoke! It's AWESOME! Then, seeing the sausages all piled high.... and behind the glass paned doors of the old fashion smokehouse hangs the sausages inside.... Yeah, pretty flippin' cool! :cool: it certainly is unique and a great visit! In my freezer is three pounds of Hungarian sausages... those will be honoured very soon!

Got the meat sweats from that post James.
I KNOW you'll survive Bobby!

Great job Jim, as always;)
Thank you Sir Mildo, but you are mistaken :D about the Purviance and Raichlen comparison... I only grill / cook to eet!

Jim, what would you compare the flavor of the Slovenian sausages too?!
I think it's close to a kielbasa in flavour, yet milder, Bob.... traditionally, Slovenian (or Carnolan?) sausages are served on rye breads... I think. My Aunt always made fresh kielbasa and insisted it was to be served with rye or by itself.

Those all look outstanding Jim, wish I could get me some apple wood like that instead of chunks
Craig, I do have some crabapple lengths if you'd like...

I'm a little partial, but that sirloin is TOPS! If I walked into your kitchen, I'd steal that right off your kitchen table. Just thought I should be honest :-)
Thanks Luke... lookout, Maddie would not let you near the meat she's protecting :-)

Thanks again everybody!
 

 

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