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Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Grilling steak tips...


Grilling Steak Tips – Win Hearts with Succulent Steaks
by: Chris McCarthy




Count the number of times you stared at the mere sight of grilled steaks and barbecues served on the table! Actually, it is all ‘the doing’ of the great Grilling art that gives BBQs and steaks their irresistible flavors and looks. You too can dish up lip smacking, shapely steaks if you follow some infallible steak grilling tips. By the way, grilling is not just a process, it is more about preparations and involvement, as you will understand from the following steak grilling tips:

Going ahead with the practical details of the grilling process, the first thing you will have to ensure is the quality of the raw material. Regardless of whether you are grilling fish or beef shoulders, tenderloin or sirloin steaks, the bottom line is fresh raw materials make the best steaks.

Steaks or fillets in the range 1.25 inches to 2.25 inches grill well. A little fat enhances the taste of a bar-b-q but too much of it causes the meat to shrink. Fat, likewise, adds to the palatability of the grilled steak, but then it also increases health risks. Therefore, a healthy tip would be to remove excess fat.

The next sets of steak grilling tips are regarding seasoning processes. You can season the steak with salt and pepper however, some prefer vegetable oil brushings along with salt and pepper seasoning or bbq rubs . Leaving the seasoning-coated steak for 30 minutes at room temperature will treat the meat, making it tender and augmenting its natural flavor. Two tablespoons of melted unsalted butter added to the seasoning will give the meat extra delicate flavor.

Now, getting down to the real grilling business, the first tip for you would be regarding the grill itself. You need to preheat the grill before placing the fish or meat steak. Follow this with oiling the grates if you are grilling some meat steak. For a fish steak, you can place a thin hole-poked foil on the grates, thus preventing the fish from sticking.

The most important section of steak grilling tips deal with ‘the doneness’ of the steak. A rare-done steak has tender, soft core enveloped in a seared outer layer. A medium-done steak is more evenly cooked with a brown exterior and semi-firm inner layers. Well-done steaks, on the other hand, are firm to the core.

The best way to ensure that a steak is cooked to your desired degree of doneness is to use a thermometer. Do not use forks or spatulas. They would puncture the steak causing the juice to flow out. A rare-done meat should be ready by the time the thermometer reads 140° on the Fahrenheit scale. Similarly, the ideal temperatures for medium-cooked and well-cooked steaks are 160° and 170° respectively. Remember, the cooking process continues even after you take the steak off the grill.

Equipped with these steak grilling tips you will be able to floor your guests. It would be worthwhile to keep some extra servings ready, for your guests might ask additional helpings of succulent grilled bbq sauce and steaks.


About The Author

At InsaneChicken's Hot Sauce Store Chris McCarthy will help you explore the world of gourmet hot sauce and bbq sauce from around the globe.

http://www.insanechicken.com/

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Friday, September 25, 2009

The New ICEtrekkers are here....


The Wait is over, the ICEtrekker Diamond Grip is now available.

I had a chance to get my hands on the newest Diamond Grip Ice Cleats, these are not your girlfriends Yak Trax. They have much more bite and have a rubber top that will surely hold to your shoes or boots. They have improved the design from the ULTRA TREKKERS which looked cool but tended to roll and not hold like these.

This new design has a Diamond bead that heavy duty like a link in a car snowtire, it is designed to spike into the Ice or Snow...

Here is the copy from the Manufacturer with my comments:

The greatest innovation in Ice Cleats is the Diamond Grip Chains

Great on Snow, packed Snow, and Ice High performance Ice Trekkers

Sturdy rubber sling designed to hold to your shoe and maintain flexibility in sub zero temperatures.

ICEtrekkers are the ultimate ice cleats


I think they said it all, they may have forgot it looks cook also!

Best place to buy:
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How does it stack up to the other brands: Kahtoola Microspikes

Well they look similar, I am not getting the red, it looks like they are also twice the price.
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Compared to: Yaktrax Pro Traction Cleats for Snow and Ice

These look a bit more light duty, I have put these on they are more for the Car to the front door and not for any activity or walking. Is it just me or does this look like "Hannibal Lectors" Mask!

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Compared to: ICEtrekkers Shoe Chains NEW

These are a great deal for a Under $20 Chain with a quality rubber strap top that will stay on your shoes. These are not as grippy as the diamond grip but a nice price!

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If you are out in the Snow - Ice - Freezing Rain - or just want to have a pair in the glove box for emergency, Chef Kurt says "better safe than sorry" if you have an item we didn't mention or compare, let me know fishgriller@yahoo.com

www.fishgriller.com

And dont forget the store is powered by AMAZON.COM

Saturday, July 11, 2009

Clearance deals on Amazon

Ok, Not everyone knows this but you can go direct to a page on Amazon.com that just gives you the clearance Items in sporting goods.

This link will take you to that page.


Amazon Clearance Only Sporting Goods

Good luck and if you find a deal let me know through the comments section of this page.

Thanks and have a great day


Shop with Kelly and find the deals

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Cooking for the 4th CHEF KURT style.... Kelly, I wish you would have been in Colorado






OUTDOOR CHEF KURT just got back from his biggest event ever.

I traveled almost 3000 miles in my truck round trip to Longmont Colorado from Redmond Oregon loaded to the top of the truck.

I had all of my smokers and grills and ovens and all of my other supplies. It looked like we were moving a restaurant!

The reception was at a private farm called Anderson Farms, where they have big events.

I was cooking all of the meat and poultry for a group of 250 people.

77# of black Angus prime rib, which I butchered up to make ribeye steaks ,
60# of baby back ribs rubbed and seasoned and wrapped in foil, then
55# of whole chickens that I cut into quarters and made a secret marinade for were prepared the day before to marinate overnight and be grilled and smoked the next day.

It was so good, we have a bunch more pictures from the next day.

And guess what it is off to the Wild Winds Ranch for the kids camps for the next two weeks.

I am available for a Central Oregon wedding reception and will hopefully be doing a Camp Chef Demo at Big R this weekend.

Until then, from the field to the grill....

Chef Kurt fishgriller.com

fishgriller@yahoo.com

Thursday, June 4, 2009

We just updated the store and now it is all done by Amazon.com


I think everyone had given up on updating the onlinegrilling store.

Well it is going again... Now we have finally decided to go with the experts and not against them!

The Store is 100% run through Amazon.com, so no worries about shipping in most cases.

No worries about returns or product issues.

They have the Best :

turnaround time: a dozen different warehouses.
Free Shipping: Items from them are usually $25 free shipping
Easy access: just use your password and it stores the rest.
All credit cards: Yep they take them all.
Selection: almost too much!

Click here for a ride to the store!


The old saying if you cant beat them join em!


Offering the safest way to buy on the web....

Monday, April 20, 2009

DEAL Found: Airwalk Skateboard FREE SHIPPING

Spring is here, this is a great skateboard and you can get Free Shipping.

New graphics....Check it out...





Let me know if you find a deal or like a deal.

We are all about finding great stuff....

K

Friday, April 3, 2009

habanero (Capsicum chinense Jacquin) BBQ Sauce

habanero (Capsicum chinense Jacquin) BBQ Sauce

Ingredients

3 small tomatoes,
1 to 3 habanero peppers,
4 peeled garlic cloves, and
¼ cup of water,
¾ cup of orange juice,
¾ cup of grapefruit juice,
salt and pepper to taste.

Recipe Info
Category : Sauces
Rating : 4
Contributor : n/a
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Directions

Sauté in a medium saucepan the tomatoes, peppers and garlic. When the tomatoes and peppers are tender and slightly brown, place the tomatoes in a blender. Now, remove seeds and stems from peppers and add to the tomatoes.

Pour the water, orange juice and grapefruit juice in the blender with the peppers and tomatoes and puree until smooth. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and serve with your favorite meat.

HOT PEPPERS

Saturday, March 14, 2009

By request: Peanut Butter Pie revisited!


Peanut Butter Pie (MMMM)

Outstanding

20 servings (serving size: 1 wedge or more)

Ingredients

  • 1 cup powdered sugar
  • 1 (8-ounce) block light cream cheese, softened
  • 1 cup natural-style, reduced-fat creamy peanut butter (such as Smucker's)
  • 1 (14-ounce) can fat-free sweetened condensed milk
  • 1 12-ounce tub frozen fat-free whipped topping, thawed
  • 2 9-inch ready-made reduced-fat graham cracker shells
  • 4 teaspoons fat-free chocolate sundae syrup

Preparation

Combine the first 3 ingredients in a large bowl; beat with a mixer at medium speed until smooth. Add the condensed milk, and beat until combined. Stir in the whipped topping. Divide the mixture evenly between shells; chill 8 hours or until set (pies will have a soft, fluffy texture). Cut into wedges, and drizzle with chocolate syrup.

Note: We loved this pie frozen--its texture is more like that of an ice-cream pie.

Nutritional Information

Calories:
264 (28% from fat)
Fat:
8.2g (sat 1.8g,mono 2.2g,poly 1.3g)
Protein:
7.3g
Carbohydrate:
40.3g
Fiber:
0.8g
Cholesterol:
5mg
Iron:
0.6mg
Sodium:
213mg
Calcium:
69mg
Cooking Light, DECEMBER 2001




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