The one thing most people don't realize is let the meat rest after cooking and that when if you take off the grill before reaches temperature you are going for - my usual is 10 degrees prior when I pull and then cover and let it rest it will cook out and be much more tender than straight from grill to plate to mouth. Marinate and rubs are you friends and even if you don't like salt, you need a little.
Then explain smoking, direct heat/grill, indirect heat/grill. I usally have water tray in whatever I am grilling with as trying to keep moisture and not dry out what I am kicking, don't want shoe leather.
Then explain smoking, direct heat/grill, indirect heat/grill. I usally have water tray in whatever I am grilling with as trying to keep moisture and not dry out what I am kicking, don't want shoe leather.
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