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RE: Daily Dose of Sultnpapper 11/18/17> … new monthly feature dose of “Will Eat BBQ 4 U”
Okay, I am not sure what island style BBQ is ... but if it has sauce or glaze I pass on those, if it needs sauce it goes on the bun as far as I am concerned.
So would you marinade meat at all ? Salt or pepper or sauces ? I need to learn how to do a great steak for bbq ... I use lamb a lot in Australia ... I marinade using spices n sauce ,.... in Hawaii n Fiji we used that a lot
No marinading for me, all dry salts, peppers, etc. , hey are you trying to get the family recipe here?
I almost started to spill the beans on the recipe.
Ha ha no .... just really interesting to know ... I don’t cook a good steak anyway . . Lamb n fish n other seafood
Steaks are tricky to cook, I like eating them more than I like cooking them, that is for sure.
But I would like some help to import a great bbq pit that they have in USA ... the bbq grills here are prettt small
How big a pit are you interested in? There are two custom pit builders here in Houston that are well known for their quality.
At least big enough to fit inside a cabana .... say at least 4 feet _ 5 feel wide
For grilling or for smoking meats. Go online and google Pitts N Spitts and also Gator Pitts of Texas. Both are in Houston and build good stuff. They might have what you are looking for.
Thanks my friend .... happy bbq ing ...stay in touch .... the day I cook a decent steak ... I’ll buy u a few beers 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
It just hit me that you are asking about cooking steaks, here in Texas that is referred to as grilling. BBQing is a whole other ball game, cooking briskets, pork loins, ribs , chicken and such in an enclosed smoke chamber on very low heat, for several hours.
The chunks of brisket we cook are anywhere from 8 pounds to 16 pounds each usually. Not a 1 lb steak like I think I've come to realize.