Beef Cheeks the Leroy and Lewis BBQ Method
Overall I’ve been enjoying the pod. The beef cheeks episode had me champing at the bit waiting for the hosts to talk about confit. Basting the cheeks with butter is a good idea and talking about chamber moisture is right in the mark, but I really think beef cheeks cannot be cooked in a dry environment. I’ve done a similar method with the lean cut of a brisket where you sous vide it to tenderness and then chill it down and put in the refrigerator then some time later 1-3 days I’ll reheat the brisket by smoking it for 2 hours with charcoal and wood chunks and it gets a smoke ring. Sous vide cooking doesn’t seem to interrupt smoke penetration nor nitrate deposits for a bark. These episodes have been great to listen to while commuting and get my brain thinking about how to diversify my own meals. As an omnivore I really enjoyed the “eat more vegetables” episode as I fill my fridge with grilled steaks.. “oh, I should probably eat these with kimchi at least”.
Vienna, VA Listener via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/30/24
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You wouldn’t think a food podcast would work but guess what? it does and listening to it still makes me hungry even though I can’t see, smell or taste any of it. Well done.
richmiller34 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/01/15
After looking for a few new food podcasts to listen to, I figured I would rate my favorites so they can keep the shows going! .. I LOVE all the hosts on this show, inclduing you Adam, do not let those negative bother you one bit ! I love the positive energy you all have and the great suggestions...Read full review »
jubinsky2114 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/14/17
A fun and informative podcast for those interested in food culture and cooking.
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