here is the before pic of a hefty piece of pig....... will need at least 16 hours to do right. started late so it is gonna go over night.....
"sorry honey, i can't (insert job), i'm busy cooking!"
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I have a Wagyu Hanger steak defrosting now.
Will toss on the q later. Ill make some couscous and a salad to go with the steak
when are we dropping your engine?
My Cholesterol went up just looking at that thing, you should post a health warning up.
As for the last pork offering, 2 down so far.....the chicken didn't stand a chance.
I'm going over to a friends house for rib-eyes & pecan pie later, but I screwed up. Had the 3-bucks-a-kilo breakfast burrito at noon. Oh the pain...
Hell ya I could use a human skull! I found out that one of my classmates fathers was a dentist when I saw him studying his dads human skull. I was like, "Uh, where did you get that?" Would do me good on the USMLE step one in a year.
My plans for the summer: Last test on the 12th, 3 day weekend at the mercy of the little woman (she actually misses me), work on the car and try to have it working by the next weekend. After that I am off for 3 months. I am gonna do my best to visit all of my new friends out here in the East.
Speakingof pork, I am studying trichina worms....mmmmm, trichinosis.
one of my favorite classes in grad school was medical parasitology.... is a wonder i eat any meat after that.... (worm in brain/heart/liver smiley)
ok, had a couple of beers so gonna give up some of my BBQ secrets....
for smoking you need a mop.... essentially a continuous marinade to keep the meat moist.
traditionally, you would "mop" the marinade on the meat with what looks like a small version of what is used to clean the floor. no need these days......
go get yourself one of those pump aerosol units from pampered chef or some place and make the following........
for pork or beef : 1/3 balsamic vinegar, 1/3 lemon juice, 1/3 olive oil
for fish or chicken/fowl: swap apple cider vinegar for the balsamic.
spray this crap on the smoking meat whenever you remember. about every beer or so. this will add flavor, keep the meat moist by adding fats and tenderize with the vinegar and juice.
do this over a moist heat and you can't miss.....
now the rub is a whole 'nuther oprah.......
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