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?
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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.