Mark Skeet
TVWBB Pro
Hi Everyone,
It's been a while since I posted a cook. I didn't even plan to post one tonight, but we went shopping today for the vacation we start on Monday, when I found these:
Yes, the elusive Chuck Eye Steak. Just stumbled upon them. Packing got put off until tomorrow and the cooking plans started. Also picked up some mini potatoes, asperagus and wild caught, USA shirmp.
Seasoned up the Chuck Eyes with Penzy's Chicago Steak (the best) and fired up the Red:
The potatoes, after being seasoned with Penzy's Bavarian (great on potatoes), went on first:
Took a break in the hot sun with a cold one:
Added the steaks:
Flipped:
Steak and taters came off for a rest and added the salt and pepper 'gus and Penzy's Arizona Dreaming seasoned shrimp:
Shrimp and 'gus off after a few minutes:
Plated everything up:
Great dinner. It was our first time with the Chuck Eyes, and I have to say, holy cow, what an incredible cut of beef. Tender, full of flavor and affordable. Thanks to Bob Correll and Jim Lampe for introducing these to me with their posts.
Thanks for looking and enjoy the rest of your weekend!
It's been a while since I posted a cook. I didn't even plan to post one tonight, but we went shopping today for the vacation we start on Monday, when I found these:

Yes, the elusive Chuck Eye Steak. Just stumbled upon them. Packing got put off until tomorrow and the cooking plans started. Also picked up some mini potatoes, asperagus and wild caught, USA shirmp.
Seasoned up the Chuck Eyes with Penzy's Chicago Steak (the best) and fired up the Red:


The potatoes, after being seasoned with Penzy's Bavarian (great on potatoes), went on first:

Took a break in the hot sun with a cold one:

Added the steaks:

Flipped:

Steak and taters came off for a rest and added the salt and pepper 'gus and Penzy's Arizona Dreaming seasoned shrimp:

Shrimp and 'gus off after a few minutes:

Plated everything up:

Great dinner. It was our first time with the Chuck Eyes, and I have to say, holy cow, what an incredible cut of beef. Tender, full of flavor and affordable. Thanks to Bob Correll and Jim Lampe for introducing these to me with their posts.
Thanks for looking and enjoy the rest of your weekend!