/r/grilling
Welcome to /r/Grilling, a Subreddit for all Tips, Recipes, Pictures, and anything related to Grilling!
Rules:
Be respectful. this is a place to discuss grilling, not grill each other.
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We want original content only! that means something you made or bought or ate or saw, etc.
For discussion about grilling, recipes, tips, etc!
Rules:
Be respectful this is a place to discuss grilling, not grill each other.
NO SPAM If you're a bot account or you're spamming your youtube channel or what not, your account will be banned immediately.
We want original content only! that means something you made or bought or ate or saw, etc. This is adjacent to the spam rule.
Finally, posts but pertain to grilling or grilling equpment. Recipes are always appreciated but not required.
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I needed to have ribs smoked for Tuesday for a family members birthday.
But they only day I had time to do it was today.
so I was going to cook them today and warm them up in the oven on Tuesday.
I think they look good but I am worried they are a little over done especially with having to reheat them in the oven.
Does anyone have any recommendations for getting some moister back into them?
I found one recommendation on line about mixing BBQ sauce with Apple cider vinegar and wrapping it in foil does that work?
Or is there another way everyone has a different favorite sauce.
Sorry I don't have a pic right now but I'll try and get one added thanks for you help!
Marinated for like an hour. Indirect for 45min or so at like 275-300. Baste again with Toshi's with some added sugar and seared off. Sliced and served over Calrose rice. Even the boy liked it.
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Somehow iāve become responsible for roasting a 37 pound pig for my friends and family next week. The Pig is ordered. The Caja China box is in hand. The guests are fired up. Only problem is i have 0 idea what iām doing. Other than being half Cuban thereās nothing that would qualify me for this responsibility.
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For those who have expierence with the Caja China boxā¦ What advice do you have? My primary concerns are getting the box to the right temperature using coals. I have a āMeaterā thermometer that i think will come in handy, and a mojo recipe to season it from my late grandmother from cuba.
hereās what would be helpful from the OG grilli kings in here :
**How do I get the pig to temp and not over cook?
**What are your tips for crisping the skin ?
**How long do i need to cook a 37 pound pig?
**What do you wish you knew your first pig roast ?
**Some confidence. Iām posting this porky fucker in the thread when iām done for better or worse.
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Decided to do something different today so took a stab at Peruvian Chicken (wings) with Aji Verde from dipping sauce.
As the caption reads, I am going to purchase a used Pitboss Austin XL Onyx Edition tomorrow. Caption said itās been used 1-2 times, and it looks super clean.
What should I check and/or look at to make sure Iām getting a good working grill?
TIA
The first step of Week 1 Brauts, the Guinness bath.
I have this in fridge for next 6 hrs. I have a met thermometer. I have an old bbq grill propane. Thermometer is broken. This tri tip loin value pack from Safeway. How long to grill to get rare. Please and thank you
So I'm on the fence about getting a new toy. From some of the comments I've seen in the past I'm worried that a pellet grill doesn't give off much flavor or offer anything that my oven or gas grill offers. To those that have had one. What's your thought. I have a gas grill. Do I have a use for a pellet grill?
Grilled over mesquite lump charcoal and mesquite chunks, 3.5 mins per side