Well, since we already have the wildly successful Drunken Chef (thanks to our great member, TB), I decided to make a version of that's specificly designed for us BBQ fans out there.
To start this off, I stopped off at Fat Head's Brewing company (I'm on their website I go there so much ) for three pints of some high abv goodness. Then picked up some MEAT for the fire, made some Defcon ZERO pumpkin pie (still in the oven), had a pint of Passow's Berry Your Dead (needs another week to be spot on) and preped the pound of sirlion.
One half I rubber Sauce Goddess BBQ Sweet Heat Rub. On the other half, Mild To Wild Pepper Company Chipotle BBQ.
I cracked open a bomber of Stone's Smoked Porter, picked some Ground Cherries, put them in tin foil with some high grade (read: $$$$) almond oil, and threw it on the grill and covered. 10 minutes later I opened it up and seasoned the grill and charcoal with fat from the sirlion. Then on went the meat.
First I seared both sides and then cooked to rare. Pulled everything off and consumed:
The Sauce Goddess was fantastic and the Chipotle Sauce was pritty good but it's better suited for ribs and chiken. Oh, and the beer is great too!
To start this off, I stopped off at Fat Head's Brewing company (I'm on their website I go there so much ) for three pints of some high abv goodness. Then picked up some MEAT for the fire, made some Defcon ZERO pumpkin pie (still in the oven), had a pint of Passow's Berry Your Dead (needs another week to be spot on) and preped the pound of sirlion.
One half I rubber Sauce Goddess BBQ Sweet Heat Rub. On the other half, Mild To Wild Pepper Company Chipotle BBQ.
I cracked open a bomber of Stone's Smoked Porter, picked some Ground Cherries, put them in tin foil with some high grade (read: $$$$) almond oil, and threw it on the grill and covered. 10 minutes later I opened it up and seasoned the grill and charcoal with fat from the sirlion. Then on went the meat.
First I seared both sides and then cooked to rare. Pulled everything off and consumed:
The Sauce Goddess was fantastic and the Chipotle Sauce was pritty good but it's better suited for ribs and chiken. Oh, and the beer is great too!