Oh and you GOTTA eat em rare, or else you're basically admitting you are a woman.
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Oh and you GOTTA eat em rare, or else you're basically admitting you are a woman.
I´m kinda of a barbecue pro. The best way to prepare a BBQ is with fresh meat, charcoal fire and kosher salt. Goes well with some garlic too.
I like to prepare pork ribs with a mix of salt, yellow mustard, shoyu, lemon, pepper and honey.
Don´t know if there´s anyone from Argentina here, but they have this spice recipe called Chimichurri that goes really well with almost any meat. I´m glad that it´s pretty easy to find it here, as it makes wonders on cheaper parts of the cow (on the more expensive parts I think it´s a sin to use anything other than kosher salt).
By the way, this part is called rump cover on the US, right?
Oh and you GOTTA eat em rare, or else you're basically admitting you are a woman.
Ribs > Steak
Bring the flame...
Well, I consider them to be the Tits and Ass of the grilled meat world.
Well, I consider them to be the Tits and Ass of the grilled meat world.
I'd like to add these 2 youtube channels to this thread. They provide me with many hunger pains and procrastination.
http://www.youtube.com/user/BarbecueWeb
http://www.youtube.com/user/BBQTalk
Enjoy.
Yes we call it a rump roast.
Kosher salt and fresh cracked black pepper is usually all I put on steaks and they always turn out delicious.