10/22/2017 – I should not have bought these ribs as there was almost no meat and a lot of “bald spots”; i.e. rib bones showing.
Category Archives: Beef
10/15/2017 – Dry brined the tip roast with kosher salt the night before. This morning cleaned up the butt and took off about 3 lbs to cure for tasso. Rubbed the beef with Jeff’s Texas Rubb and the piece of … Continue reading
9/2/2017 – Inspired by the recipe here but tweaked it to the process below. It turned out fine and worth doing again. Note the original process included advice on how to do a cheap steak. Reverse-Seared Rib Eye or T-Bone. … Continue reading
8/20/2017 – This smoke turned out good. Smoked a beef shoulder roast that was vac packed and frozen in mid-January 2017. Thawed it in a cold water bath starting about 6 AM then trimmed silver skin and fat. It fell … Continue reading
This cure and smoke turned out good. It was a joint effort with Mary helping a lot as we set it up and took it to the farm to turn it every day. Brought it back to Houston and smoked … Continue reading
6/17/2017 – For Father’s Day we went shopping to Allied Kenco, then the Farmers Market on Airline, and then B&W Meat Market on No. Shephard. Bought a 1.1 lb. Sirloin Strip Steak for $13.98/lb to try my first sous vide in … Continue reading
Recipe below is by Susan Minor and extracted from here at the WayBackMachine. Beef Pastrami From Habanero Smoker After receiving favorable review for the way I prepare my pastrami, I feel that I can now post it on this site. There … Continue reading
My Aged Sirloin From Susan Minor’s former website. Downloaded 6/12/17. [The Cook] aged a sirloin over 30 days. Here are the pictures of what I got.In this first picture after I washed it up you can see that the meat is … Continue reading
Sauce inspired by the legendary Cooper’s Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que in Llano, TX. Makes about 5 cups. This has beef stock and possibly beef fat in it so it should not be kept for more than a week or two. … Continue reading
