Happy Good Friday ! Do people say that ... well I just did, so I guess they do now. And what better way to kick off Easter (and 4 days off work) with a BBQ. I know ... I know. My wife said that some religion says you're not suppose to eat meat and the weather bureau was saying 95% chance of rain -- I said screw it, I'm BBQ-ing.
I kicked off the fire at 10:50am and the steaks went on at 11:20am with an internal temperature of 26°C. I had rubbed down the steaks with Big Bob Gibson dry rub again, as it's delicious and I wanted to see what it would be like on beef. I did this about 2-3 hours before and put them back in the fridge. I took the steaks out of the fridge about 30 minutes prior to the cook.
I spent the time catching up on a couple of Wren's BBQ podcasts, which are really good and you should check them out if you love BBQ and then at 12:00pm I foiled up the meat (77°C internal temp). I would have liked to have left them on the pit longer after this but as lunchtime was coming around and people (including me) were getting hungry, I took the meat off at 12:20pm (100°C internal temp) and let it rest for about half an hour.
My wife sliced it up and we used them in flatbread wraps with lettuce and cheese. They were delicious.
I kicked off the fire at 10:50am and the steaks went on at 11:20am with an internal temperature of 26°C. I had rubbed down the steaks with Big Bob Gibson dry rub again, as it's delicious and I wanted to see what it would be like on beef. I did this about 2-3 hours before and put them back in the fridge. I took the steaks out of the fridge about 30 minutes prior to the cook.
I spent the time catching up on a couple of Wren's BBQ podcasts, which are really good and you should check them out if you love BBQ and then at 12:00pm I foiled up the meat (77°C internal temp). I would have liked to have left them on the pit longer after this but as lunchtime was coming around and people (including me) were getting hungry, I took the meat off at 12:20pm (100°C internal temp) and let it rest for about half an hour.
My wife sliced it up and we used them in flatbread wraps with lettuce and cheese. They were delicious.