At Scout camp last week there was a Scoutmaster steak dinner, in which the steak was flavored a lot like barbeque. It was good, so I tried this idea at home successfully. Here is what I did for 2 people: A day before I took a NY strip steak and generously sprinkled barbeque rub on Read More …
This is a very tasty and quick dinner, especially if you already have the Argentine Chimichurri Sauce made. This recipe will serve 2 people and is adapted from www.31daily.com. 12-16 oz. NY strip steak Salt and pepper to taste 1 tsp. garlic powder 1 Tbs. Worcestershire sauce 2 ears of corn on the cob Olive Read More …
This was an idea from the LA Times, which turned out well. I suspect I would like it even better spatchcocking the chicken instead of cutting it in half and removing the backbone, since spatchcocking helps the white and dark meat cook more evenly. I also think it would work well with multiple Cornish game Read More …
This quick, easy, and tasty taco is adapted from a Bobby Flay recipe which was printed in the Richmond Times Dispatch. A good source of skirt steaks in Richmond is the New Grand Mart. This will make 4 servings and takes a minimum of an hour. I spotted the Korean steak sauce at New Grand Read More …
I successfully smoked and cooked a 12 lb. turkey entirely in my MasterBuilt electric box smoker. The turkey was spatchcocked and then marinaded overnight in the refrigerator in 1 recipe of the marinade for Apple Smoked Cornish Game Hens. The next day I rinsed it off, dried it with paper towels and a fan and Read More …
For Thanksgiving this year, I smoked a 16 lb. turkey in my Big Green Egg and it turned out very well. The day before Thanksgiving I spatchcocked it, and used the backbone and neck to make turkey stock for Easy Poultry Gravy. I then marinated the turkey in a 2.5 gallon ziplock baggie with 1.5 Read More …
Otis P. Boyd was a prominent black barbeque man in Kansas City. This mixture can be used formed into patties as a breakfast sausage or formed into links and smoked. Note that it does not contain any curing salt. I made a small batch based on 1 lb. of 73% lean ground beef and 1 Read More …
I read somewhere on line that smoked bologna was a popular form of barbeque in Oklahoma, so I decided to try it. I bought a chub (~3 lb. chunk) of good quality bologna (Boar’s Head Garlic) and smoked it today. The process was very simple: Bologna chub ¼ cup yellow mustard 2 Tbs. brown sugar Read More …
This is the second time I have applied the recipe for this blog’s signature dish, Greasy Little Birds (AKA Apple Smoked Cornish Game Hens) to duck, both times with great success. It is a shame that duck is not more economical! For 1 duck, I used one-half of the Greasy Little Birds brine, i.e. 2 Read More …
This is a form of taco with carne asada in which the tortilla is grilled with some cheese before being topped with the meat, salsa, etc. This version is based on a recipe in Eseban Castillo’s cookbook Chicano Eats. This will serve at least 4 people. For the Marinated Steak ½ cup fresh lime juice Read More …