We received this excellent method for preparing picanha in a Big Green Egg and finishing on a flat top from one of our favorite customers (Thanks Todd!). And you can see by the picture it worked out pretty darn, deliciously well.
How To Reheat
We get this question a LOT. If it’s already been cooked once, it’s probably okay to eat it cold, but who wants a cold dinner, especially this time of year.
The truth is, reheating is not rocket science. If you want to heat it before you eat it, choose your favorite source of heat, and apply. Of course, we don’t recommend blow torches, but if you’re in a pinch…
Are You A First-Time Smoker?
Are you still wondering what to cook in that smoker you got for Christmas? In our opinion, a great cut of meat to start with is a Boston butt, or bone-in pork shoulder.
How To Cook A Brat
To boil or not to boil? Or bake? The answer is yes.
No-boil method: Remove from wrap (thaw if frozen) and place it on a hot grill. The key to the no-boil process is to go low and slow. Keep the heat controlled and turn often, so you don’t break the skin while the brat cooks. This keeps the juices in the brat and allows the char from the grill to flavor the skin. The brats are done when the inside temp reaches 150-155 degrees.
