seasoned+smoked chuck eyes


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
dusted a coupla chuck eyes with Oakridge BBQ Santa Maria Seasoning... Great Stuff! (thank you Bob!)

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...then tossed those on a Weber 22" OTG Kettle with Craycort Cast Iron Grates...
>> and for smoke flavour, I added a little white oak from whiskey barrel staves <<
(thanks to an anonymous friend ;> )

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...and on a rainy night in southeastern Wisconsin.

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nothing else to do but chop up some red chili peppers, a coupla poblano peppers, an onion and a few tomatillos...

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just listen to that beef sizzle......

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...here, get a little closer

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Yeah, That's it! Cool Sh*T, ain't it?!!

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yeah, see? screw around and someone gets burnt!
olright... let's remove these guys before it's too late....

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finally plated with a medley of skinless red baked taters with the peppers, onions & mushrooms with the Mexican tomatoes

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not real pretty, but damGROOVYtasting!

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Thanks for dealing with my nonsense ;p
 
Ohh my! That looks grand Jim! Love the side dish. Bet it was an awesome dinner. Love the action shots-
 
Mr. Lampe those chuck eyes look good with that nice crust. Give me a double shot of casa noble please. :)
 
Well, I live in the Czech Republic .. O.K. I bought here tri tip. I'll have to find and this cut (but it will be hard-end of the world, it seems to be here):mad:
It looks fantastic. like everything you've ever cooked. Jim!!
 
Way to sizzle in the drizzle Jim!
Beautiful eyes and sides!

I really like Oakridge SM rub too, but it sure photos a funky color, as will be seen on my post later.
 

 

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