Official 2020 BBQ, Smoking, Grilling, Baking and Beer thread

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I need to start taking pics of my grilling and smoking exploits. Did Malcom Reed’s bbq chicken and waffles along with jalapeño poppers over the weekend on a new set of grillgrates. Paired with Shannon Brewery’s Irish Red. Delicious!
 
I need to start taking pics of my grilling and smoking exploits. Did Malcom Reed’s bbq chicken and waffles along with jalapeño poppers over the weekend on a new set of grillgrates. Paired with Shannon Brewery’s Irish Red. Delicious!
Welcome to the thread. Yes we love to see lots of pictures :cheers:
 
Maddie and Larger1829, Rec Tec has forums in Facebook. In fact there are separate forums for owners of RT-700, RT-590 and RT-340 also on facebook. There is also another forum
Countless number of recipies done on those forum. Would love you guys to post pics here as you experiment with your cooks :cheers:
 
Maddie and Larger1829, Rec Tec has forums in Facebook. In fact there are separate forums for owners of RT-700, RT-590 and RT-340 also on facebook. There is also another forum
Countless number of recipies done on those forum. Would love you guys to post pics here as you experiment with your cooks :cheers:

Thanks, Brent. I don't do FB but am getting a kick out of the RT youtube channel with Chef Greg, John and Jody. I seasoned the 590 with chicken thighs on Sunday (amazing) and am plotting my next cook!
 
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Thanks, Brent. I don't do FB but am getting a kick out of the RT youtube channel with Chef Greg, John and Jody. I seasoned the 590 with chicken thighs on Sunday (amazing) and am plotting my next cook!
lager did you have skin on your thighs and did it come out very crispy. I did thighs for my first cook but the skins were very rubbery. The chicken was perfectly smoked and great taste is what counts :cheers:
So far I have done about 4 racks of ribs, st Louis and baby backs, whole brisket and roast beef. All done to perfection.
 
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lager did you have skin on your thighs and did it come out very crispy. I did thighs for my first cook but the skins were very rubbery. The chicken was perfectly smoked and great taste is what counts :cheers:
So far I have done about 4 racks of ribs, st Louis and baby backs, whole brisket and roast beef. All done to perfection.
I did have the skin on but I had the temp @ 400F recommended by Chef Greg. They were very crispy and great tasting. I saw other postings where people experienced the rubbery skin at lower temps. I think over at amazingribs Meathead recommends 325 for poultry on the smoker.
 
I did have the skin on but I had the temp @ 400F recommended by Chef Greg. They were very crispy and great tasting. I saw other postings where people experienced the rubbery skin at lower temps. I think over at amazingribs Meathead recommends 325 for poultry on the smoker.
Check on that, Hummmmm maybe I will do another test run today :cheers:
 
Did a reverse sear with filets on Weber kettle with Slow n Sear last night. Outstanding! Going to try a comparison with gas grill and newly acquired GrillGrates soon.
 

yo I totally missed the roastbeef. Brent any details on how to cook it and time?
 
Did u do the steak in the air fryer!!!!! A 100 dollar steak in an air fryer!!! Say it ain’t so.
No the potatoes was done in the air fryer. Steak done on my gas grill infrared burners at 1200 degrees to perfect blue to rare. :cheers:
 
yo I totally missed the roastbeef. Brent any details on how to cook it and time?
Roast beef done in the rec tec at 225 degrees for about 3 hrs. Pulled it off when the dead center was 129 degrees. Wrapped and put in cooler to rest for about 2-4 hrs. The results was the perfect rare roast beef. Hope this helps. :cheers:
 

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