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I have not done spatchcock chicken yet, I’ve heard it’s good.That looks tasty, have you tried spatchcock? That's the only way I do chicken.
Spatchcock will blow your mind, I cut out the spine, press flat breaking the breastbone. Then rub with olive oil all over and under the breast skin. Then use a rub of my choice. Comes out so juicy and tender! I do spritz a little during smoking, usually a soy and apple cider vinegar blendI have not done spatchcock chicken yet, I’ve heard it’s good.
That was beer can chicken with honey mustard sauce/ glaze.
That bark looks fantastic!
Hard to beat double cheese smash burgers on the griddle. Doing a reverse sear Tri Tip tomorrow.Bringing the Blackstone out of hibernation to get her ready for some smash burgers this afternoon!
I usually bring my tri tips to temp on the smoker and then sear on a hot charcoal grill, after a proper rest, they come out fantastic!Hard to beat double cheese smash burgers on the griddle. Doing a reverse sear Tri Tip tomorrow.
Now I am hungry
Now I am hungry
Thanks guys. We were over at a friends and he'd done the brisket on his Rectec smoker. He'd done it over night and then took it out that morning and let it rest in a gas stove with the piot light going. The stove when off is at 105 degrees. The brisket tip that my wife is cutting up is from one of our grass-fed steers. The rest was store bought. It was fantastic!