AKA...leather eater.
I am talking to a friend of mine right now about that...deciding whether overcooked shrimp would be better.Yicks,....to done for me....but ....
We are all different...
I am talking to a friend of mine right now about that...deciding whether overcooked shrimp would be better.
We are all different? Some people screw up food.
That's not original...where did you hear that?better to have shrimp like a pencil eraser than have dry brisket.
That's not original...where did you hear that?
Gas grills aint bbqing for sure...cooking out..yeah...got one sitting inbarn..never used...If he enjoyed it, that's really all that matters I guess. It's like my in-laws cooking prime NY Strips well done. It just about brings me to tears, but it ain't my steak. But as mentioned, brisket ain't easy for someone who isn't used to dealing with them, especially if you don't have the right setup to handle it. I was forced to do one on a gas grill about 5 years ago at someone else's house. It actually turned out much better than I expected, but I felt like I was on one of those Food Network shows where they set you up to fail by giving you a whole salmon, a rusted out oil barrel, and some banana leaves, and make you cook it in 30 minutes for Gordon Ramsey to eat.
Well, in his defense, I do also enjoy dehydrated jerky on occasion as well.If he enjoyed it, that's really all that matters I guess. It's like my in-laws cooking prime NY Strips well done. It just about brings me to tears, but it ain't my steak. But as mentioned, brisket ain't easy for someone who isn't used to dealing with them, especially if you don't have the right setup to handle it. I was forced to do one on a gas grill about 5 years ago at someone else's house. It actually turned out much better than I expected, but I felt like I was on one of those Food Network shows where they set you up to fail by giving you a whole salmon, a rusted out oil barrel, and some banana leaves, and make you cook it in 30 minutes for Gordon Ramsey to eat.