Did they have any Modelo?WOW...
I came back from Costco just an hour ago and no brisket.... :-(
Mary's little lamb for lunch (said that to my daughter and I think she was about to cry (bad Dad, bad Dad)). Marinated overnight with EVOO, garlic, rosemary and some cracked black pepper. Grilled over charcoal with just a hint of mesquite wood. Served with a much smaller salad today!
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Heck yeah, going to be a daily ritual from now on, until I'm back up to 200 lbs. Everyone needs some dairy, you know.More Bleu Cheese, eh???
Did they have any Modelo?
I'm just razzing you! You know, I'm a captive audience. Guess I'm getting bored. This has become a groundhog day type situation for me, just looked like Bill Murray was having more fun than I am right now.I’m sure they did, lol
WOW...
I came back from Costco just an hour ago and no brisket.... :-(
I won’t give up and will be there first thing AM because I’d like a brisket for this Memorial Day weekend
If no brisket to be found grab a couple of large chuck roast. They are almost as good and much easier to cook as there is no point/flat issue to worry about. I have done chuck roast a couple times now and was very happy with the outcome and especially the shorter cook time. Cook low and slow and wrap at 165 until 200 take off and rest. They will be melt in your mouth tender.
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More at my store.OMG! That looks insanely delicious -- but mostly just insane!
I imagine the prosciutto costs as much as the ribeye.
Eye round roasts turn out pretty good on the Weber too. Just put in a foil pan, like a lasagna sized pan with holes poked through using a knife for the juices to drain off. Do to desired doneness and wrap for 10 minutes, slice and gorge.I'm making one more trip in the morning and if no brisket I'm getting a chuck roast for sure.
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