I'd say boneless pork loin, not tenderloin. Sams has it for $1.99 lb for whole loins every time I've went in. And Kroger regularly has 1/2 loins for the same price. Tenderloins are convenient, they thaw and cook much quicker. And size wise they are great for just a couple of people without much leftovers. But for value boneless loin.If there is a better value out there for meats to grill, IDK what it is. I think I have 10 packages like this in the freezer now...
That ribeye is missing the best part!Steaks on. Couple filets for the girls. Ribeye for me. Baked taters and, picked 5 hours ago, sweet corn to go along with it
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12% are eating half.C'mon, guys, you're gonna have to step it up...
Just 12% of Americans — mostly men — are eating half of our beef supply: new research
“Meat, especially red meat, is associated with masculinity, strength and power in Western culture,” the researchers said.nypost.com
I have a 9 1/3lb pork butt that went on at 5am with apple wood.10# shoulder on the smoker. Dinner tomorrow and leftovers will go the Northern Indiana meet and shoot Saturday
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Depends how low….. at my house it would end up being breakfast:… lolI have a 9 1/3lb pork butt that went on at 5am with apple wood.
Fun fact, pork butt is actually a shoulder cut, and the toughest. I have to cook it low and slow, but didn't want to stay up all night.
Will it be dinner?
That size pork butt, I would typically plan on around 12-15 hours cook time, and 16-18 hours total time including the rest. But I also like to cook my pork butts at around 250 degrees.I have a 9 1/3lb pork butt that went on at 5am with apple wood.
Fun fact, pork butt is actually a shoulder cut, and the toughest. I have to cook it low and slow, but didn't want to stay up all night.
Will it be dinner?