Low and Slow Peppery Burnt Ends

Low and Slow Peppery Burnt Ends

Burnt ends might be my favorite single bite of food in this whole world. Burnt ends are not burnt and they are also not the ends of anything, so it’s a funny name if you ask me. Burnt ends are made from the point of the brisket and they are little moist tender cubes of amazingness. Sometimes referred to as “Beef Dice” because of their shape, anytime you are eating them you should feel lucky because they take a long time to prepare right and if they are done right, they are buttery and amazing.

Cast Iron: The King of Inexpensive Cookware

Cast Iron: The King of Inexpensive Cookware

Cast Iron: The King of Inexpensive Cookware When it comes to cookware, nothing lasts longer for the price and cooks better than cast iron.  This heavy weight metal has been used for hundreds of years as a resilient and inexpensive way to make a pot or pan.  With the...
Black and Bleu (Blue) Ribeye Steak

Black and Bleu (Blue) Ribeye Steak

Ribeyes are the king of steaks, their buttery fatty flavor gives you lots of opportunity to make your seasonings sing. You want to hit your steak with strong flavors to really stand out. I usually stick with White lightning and Double secret steak rub, but when I am looking for a change a blackened steak with blue cheese is an out of this world combination. Spiceology came up with a spice blend featuring this iconic mix to tingle your taste buds. I was a little nervous about the pungent blue cheese would overpower the steak, but I was pleasantly surprised that it just gave a little zip of flavour that paired nicely with the heat from the blackening spice.

Converting a Pit Boss 1230 Combo From Propane to Natural Gas

Converting a Pit Boss 1230 Combo From Propane to Natural Gas This is an instructional video on how to convert a Pit Boss PB1230 Pellet/Propane Gas Combo Grill to Natural Gas. To see this particular model of grill, go here:...
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