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Ribeye, iberico and chorizo Firewires
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Don Marco
Posts: 287
Howdy...
I got my set of Firewires yesterday and had to try them right away.
This weekends menue was originally some stuff that was left in the freezer - an argentinian Rib Eye and a chorizo sausage and two small spanish iberico pork loin steaks. I thought combining all those awesome flavours would be a good idea
Cut it all into chunks and put on the skewer with some onion pieces in between.
I used a chimichurri sauce as marinade and marinated in a ziploc bag.
Then i grilled that thingy in the small egg with some olive wood at about 450 F.
Handling the firewires was very easy, i really didnt expect it to work as good as advertised.
The only thing you should take care off is having both ends of the wire in the grill for a couple of minutes because otherwise you could possibly contaminate the meat with bacteria or whatever while taking it off the firewire.
Served it all on a salad with chimichurri as dressing and some Feta Cheese and Olives and topped it off with some parmesan cheese.
So i got a nice new toy and a phantastic meal. What a way to start the weekend !
So long !
DM
I got my set of Firewires yesterday and had to try them right away.
This weekends menue was originally some stuff that was left in the freezer - an argentinian Rib Eye and a chorizo sausage and two small spanish iberico pork loin steaks. I thought combining all those awesome flavours would be a good idea
Cut it all into chunks and put on the skewer with some onion pieces in between.
I used a chimichurri sauce as marinade and marinated in a ziploc bag.
Then i grilled that thingy in the small egg with some olive wood at about 450 F.
Handling the firewires was very easy, i really didnt expect it to work as good as advertised.
The only thing you should take care off is having both ends of the wire in the grill for a couple of minutes because otherwise you could possibly contaminate the meat with bacteria or whatever while taking it off the firewire.
Served it all on a salad with chimichurri as dressing and some Feta Cheese and Olives and topped it off with some parmesan cheese.
So i got a nice new toy and a phantastic meal. What a way to start the weekend !
So long !
DM
www.don-marcos-bbq.de
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Cooked to perfection Don, nice job. Your making me hungry. :cheer:
Gator
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Now that's a salad! looks delicious.
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DM, I'll have to add the Firewire to my list of things to get...never had iberico pork loin either...thanks
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