I jurst lurve "pork on my fork" . Paid $38 for a pork chop in LAX on way out last week .
And in was worth it Two & a half inches thick & just melted in ya gob , even th ministry of finance liked it.
Tho she voiced her opinion at me paying $56 for a rump steak.
Aus-Kiwi said
06:28 PM Sep 6, 2016
Any meat can be spoiled on the plate . Pork can be dry . Nothing likea lamb !! Lol
-- Edited by Aus-Kiwi on Tuesday 6th of September 2016 06:29:28 PM
Bruce and Bev said
09:06 PM Sep 6, 2016
carnivore here - like all meat.....cant get over all the young and middle aged women who just eat rabbit food (sorry to you ladies in this category) - dnt see too many guys yet obsessed with what they eat, but maybe I mix in the wrong circles. We're lucky that we have a private butcher locally who only does meat from Margaret River (in WA) - melt in mouth........yum !!!!!
Do like greens, but not without meat
Woody n Sue said
09:25 PM Sep 6, 2016
Am I a vegetarian . I'll eat anything that eats grass.
Woody
The Belmont Bear said
07:17 AM Sep 7, 2016
I always get the perfect result when roasting any meat on the Baby Q by placing a double layer of foil (pierced with slots for drainage) beneath the roasting trivet. I sprinkle season all on the outside doesn't matter which meat I'm doing and use a thermometer to check when I get to how I like it done i.e. preferably rare or medium but never well done. For all meats except pork preheat on high for 10minutes then back off to the low setting.
Small tip when doing pork you preheat for 10 mins then leave on high for the first 30 or 40 minutes before backing off to low - because of this initial higher temperature make sure that you start with a clean BBQ including the drip tray or like me you could end up with a pretty mean fat fire (dangerous & not good for the taste).
No Sam,But I love a nice Rack cooked in the Weber.
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nah . too much fat on lamb.
I jurst lurve "pork on my fork" . Paid $38 for a pork chop in LAX on way out last week .
And in was worth it Two & a half inches thick & just melted in ya gob , even th ministry of finance liked it.
Tho she voiced her opinion at me paying $56 for a rump steak.
Any meat can be spoiled on the plate . Pork can be dry . Nothing likea lamb !! Lol
-- Edited by Aus-Kiwi on Tuesday 6th of September 2016 06:29:28 PM
Do like greens, but not without meat
Woody
Small tip when doing pork you preheat for 10 mins then leave on high for the first 30 or 40 minutes before backing off to low - because of this initial higher temperature make sure that you start with a clean BBQ including the drip tray or like me you could end up with a pretty mean fat fire (dangerous & not good for the taste).
A little sign a friend sent me.
Moorey