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The food is on FIRE!

My first Weber kettle (1977) had a cookbook with it

one of the recipes was to take a beef roast and cover it with mustard and stick it right in the burning coals, and then cover it with more burning coals

I did that a few times and it came out great.

same idea as this
 
That looks great How long did you cook those for

The steaks were 2' thick and cooked for about 5-6 minutes on each side. They turned out to be quite rare, which is good, not bloody but still very rare. If I would have wrapped them for resting they probably would have been absolutely perfect. I would recommend 1 1/2" thick steaks if you have to have your meat more on the medium side.

I did use the lid a couple times to control the heat.

Dont attempt this without long tongs and welding gloves!
 
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