The citrus in the marinade helps make things nice and tender!
Don't forget to let it rest for nearly as long as you cook it.
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Don't forget to let it rest for nearly as long as you cook it.
Report back.
Ok, no exaggeration, that skirt steak with the marinade is the best skirt steak I've ever had. I don't know if that is the "Best Marinade in Existence", but it's really fucking good. Both the marinade and the salted steaks came out great, but the marinade one was exceptional. Pulled them out of the fridge about an hour before cooking(salted the non marinated one right after taking out of fridge).The citrus in the marinade helps make things nice and tender!
Don't forget to let it rest for nearly as long as you cook it.
Report back.
Shouldn't make. You certainly can.Chimney starters are a multitasker: fire starters and junk mail disposers.
Also, you can't make smores on a gas grill.
Glad your steak turned out, Soybro.On a semi-related note, I just bought a 'chimney' starter for my grill and I don't know how I lived without one. It's so simple and works so awesome. I bought this one a couple weeks ago:Amazon.com : Weber 7416 Rapidfire Chimney Starter : Charcoal Starters : Patio, Lawn Garden
Yeah, I'm so going to make that for my birthday. I need a few good sides to go with it, though. I'm up for suggestions. I'm going to crack open my last box of Monte Cristos, and the GF and I are going to get very slowly blotto on Herradura Tequila Sunsets.For skirt steak, if you're feeling like Mexican, try this:
http://www.natural-beef.com/pdf/reci...kirt-Steak.pdf
Yesssssss time for some smoked sous vide food.
Sorry, man, I must have missed it.WHERE WERE YOU 6 DAYS AGO WHEN I REQUESTED ASSISTANCE!?
The Highlander of liquid smoke?