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WildBill
So I figured it was time to redeem myself after the last disaster in the kitchen so I moved back to the grill. laughing.gif

Wild Bill’s Sunday BBQ

Ingredients:
3 lbs whole filet mignon
Sea salt
White pepper
Fresh broccoli
Fresh brussel sprouts
Fresh carrots
Velveeta cheese
Fresh tomato
Olive oil
Fresh Basil
Fresh Dill

Pre Cookout Process:
4 days prior to BBQ take the filet and trim the meat so it is clean without anything hanging off. Apply sea salt and place into beer fridge on rack with pan underneath and paper towel on top. Turn over daily, clean pan and replace paper towel.

Tasks:
2 hours before cookout pull meat out of fridge so it becomes room temperature. Re-trim in necessary.
Soak apple wood chips in water.
Wash veggies. Soak carrots in water (this helps them not burn or get soft).
Take basil, dill, olive oil, white pepper and salt in food processer. Mix, mix, mix. Place in fridge.
Start your grill with wood chips so you can get the smoke going.
Once the smoke is starting, start your Weber Chimney with charcoal (all natural).
Start steaming the brussel sprouts.

Process:
So now your apple wood chips are smoking really well and your coals are ready. Clean grill. Take the chimney starter and knock off the ashes into a bucket really good. Let the canister sit on grill surface to get the grates really hot for a couple minutes. Take chimney starter off and place meat on grill. I did a 3 pounder so I had to scrunch it up a little to fit underneath the chimney. Carefully place chimney starter over meat. Make sure you are careful not to knock ashes onto meat. Leave chimney over meat for 2 ½ minutes.

Place broccoli into steamer while you wait. Now, place meat over by the wood chip area of grill with the cooked side down. Redo the process of cleaning grill, knocking off ashes and heating the grates. Repeat the grilling process. Now take the meat and place over by the wood chips for some indirect cooking so it will ‘finish’. This will take about 15 minutes or so, turn once. That side of the grill should be around 300 degrees BTW.

Microwave the cheese until soft. Grill carrots with a little olive oil brushed on this will enable you to sprinkle sea salt when done. Slice tomato. Pull meat off grill and place on cutting board for 10-12 minutes. This will give you time to prepare your plates with veggies. Pour cheese over broccoli on each plate. Pour the olive oil/dill/basil mixture over tomato slice. The carrot makes a great garnish and it is edible. Slice up the meat and enjoy.

Welcome to Wild Bill’s Sunday BBQ dinner.








Duneroller
Looks good! pepper.gif
danno333
looks great!! i maned the grill my self tonight but going to wait till morning to see if the GD comers are still alive that tried my grilling lol.
Legit Duner
FAIL!!!

I didn't see a beer in one single picture!!! tongue.gif

I really need to incorporate wood back into my BBQ, tastes so much better..
Looks DELISH WB!! 25cheers.gif
HappyW/VForce
Looks good, but still prefer to BBQ with charcoal. 1cheff.gif
Shelvis
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Looks good!

Broccoli and brussel sprouts are two of my favorites!!!!! Nothing better than a perfectly cooked piece of red meat along weith my favorite green vegies!
WildBill
QUOTE (HappyW/VForce @ Jul 25 2010, 09:19 PM) *
Looks good, but still prefer to BBQ with charcoal. 1cheff.gif


I did.
yummi
Tarts / fruit cups would be a nice after dinner deal with this combo.


Maybe you can find a recipe in duners delights for one?
HappyW/VForce
QUOTE (WildBill @ Jul 25 2010, 09:29 PM) *
QUOTE (HappyW/VForce @ Jul 25 2010, 09:19 PM) *
Looks good, but still prefer to BBQ with charcoal. 1cheff.gif


I did.


Dang. My bad. I saw the chips and charcoal starter too, but only seem to notice it looked like a propane grill. Perfect setup! thumb.gif
Crusty
Nicely Done.
D.O.N.E.
QUOTE (danno333 @ Jul 25 2010, 09:00 PM) *
looks great!! i maned the grill my self tonight but going to wait till morning to see if the GD comers are still alive that tried my grilling lol.



Alive and still full tongue.gif Hadn't had steak in awhile - YUM!
Esco
nice job wb thumb.gif
Dungbeetle06
QUOTE (danno333 @ Jul 25 2010, 09:00 PM) *
looks great!! i maned the grill my self tonight but going to wait till morning to see if the GD comers are still alive that tried my grilling lol.


He said wood tastes good

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Just kidding
Mrs. Bear Down
Hey I'm just mad I wasn't invited!! angryfire.gif laughing.gif
saychz316
REDEMPTION!! looks good man...
TheWrenchWench
Looks very yummy!

I'm a big fan of cooking brussel sprouts in a bit of bacon fat with crumbled bacon on top. I cut them in half to aid cooking and then sprinkle with sea salt.
raptordevil
Even though Nick said he wasn't home, I still think he was peeking through the window drooling.

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summer girl76
WOW that looked amazing....so hungry now!
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