My steak dinner

I like my grill clean. So I either use copper chef grill tray or the grill mat. Tray will have grill lines. Mat dont have.
your weber is quite well designed. can handle the dirt. For the record, I actually dislike grill lines. I don't know why North America is obsessed with them. But I do like a ton of heat. Frankly, after using commercial bbqs, home bbq not enough BTU's. I don't know why they won't make hotter bbq's. Must be some kind of regulation.
 
Wife made Tiramisu for dessert

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sorry esnd. I got confused. I thought your post was from doc.... :redface::redface:

nice crust on the prime rib. did you sear on the skillet first?
nope. if you leave it on skillet inside grill with cover on for a few hours, that’s what you’ll get. it’s slow roasted starting with preheat of 400f. must cover grill to reach 400f during preheat.
 
Takes too long.

I felt like steak at 5pm. Drove out to buy come back season. Dinner ready by 630pm.

My wife will sous vide and pan fry.

I am the grilling guy. Lol.

I use the grilling mat easy clean up. If I grill on the BBQ directly clean up takes more time.
grilling on outdoor bbq pit is easy. wham bam slam thank you ma’am in 6.9 minutes. of course preheat requires about 16.9 minutes.
 
vegan then? or just vegetarian?

I'm a vegetarian whenever I have the choice of what I eat. However if I'm invited to a function I'll eat what is put before me and if there is an option I'll choose fish.

I stopped eating beef, pork etc after I moved to NZ and saw first hand how adorable pigs and cows can be. Whenever we stop in the rural areas for a break from our bike rides the cows come and say hello. Also many farms have Kunekune pigs which make great pets.

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my grill is dirty too. Can't achieve the sear without a ton of off-gassing. What do you run?
propane tank will do. preheating is important. for charring rather than searing of a thick slab of steak, preheating to 600 to 690f will give you crust on the outside and bloody on the inside. must cover and watch thermometer. don’t let it sexceed 690f. open to cool a little and check for flames if it goes over. no skill and magic to it.
 
propane tank will do. preheating is important. for charring rather than searing of a thick slab of steak, preheating to 600 to 690f will give you crust on the outside and bloody on the inside. must cover and watch thermometer. don’t let it sexceed 690f. open to cool a little and check for flames if it goes over. no skill and magic to it.
Yeah I don't like when it gets burnt and black outside but not cooked inside.

Too hot also no good lah.
 
I'm a vegetarian whenever I have the choice of what I eat. However if I'm invited to a function I'll eat what is put before me and if there is an option I'll choose fish.

I stopped eating beef, pork etc after I moved to NZ and saw first hand how adorable pigs and cows can be. Whenever we stop in the rural areas for a break from our bike rides the cows come and say hello. Also many farms have Kunekune pigs which make great pets.

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i have also changed to mostly vegetarian diets after petting some adorable farm animals. i’m about 96% vegetarian now, with steaks on the menu if my meat-eating friends cum a calling. with the pandamic now and no parties, i’m close to 99% vegetarian. however i still prepare meaty meals for puppy.
 
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