Gerald what I did was take a fork and poke a few holes in each of my rib eyes.......then I lightly not heavily, dusted them with Tony Chachere's Original Creole Seasoning, a little of Worcestershire Sauce, again not heavy, Soy Sauce (this keeps…
thanks Gerald......I attempted several ways to get my rib eyes moist....tender...and the way I like it.......finally figured it out.......they were really good............
Hi Cathy,
I prefer to smoke the whole ribeye, then slice it to the desired thickness steaks. I try to keep the smoker at about 200-225 degrees and let the ribeye smoke all day....8-10 hours or so. I just use a salt and pepper rub and smoke with…
Hi Barbara...........welcome............newbie here myself.......great place and everyone is soooo friendly.......what is your specialty on the smoker........charcoal smoker that is.......I am scared of the gas/propane..........
Hi..........Keith...............you are at my backdoor..................nice to meet you.......are you a team member out of Statesboro......looks like you enjoy the que also.................cathy
Please walk me through cooking a brisket....from the weight.......to the rub......to the temp......and hours of cooking......have a char griller smoker........I do not do the internal checking so please be brief.......thanks so…
hey vergil.........I too am new and love this site........seems like there are some great people here to share the "Q" with.....Love to smoke, especially in the fall weather......see ya........
I prefer to smoke the whole ribeye, then slice it to the desired thickness steaks. I try to keep the smoker at about 200-225 degrees and let the ribeye smoke all day....8-10 hours or so. I just use a salt and pepper rub and smoke with either hickory or pecan. If I'm cooking already sliced ribeyes, I just cook them on the grill directly over the charcoals.