Did an overnight dry brine with just kosher salt. Then did another over night with duck fat and rub. Smoked at 250F with hickory wood until an internal temp of around 170F and then covered in a pan with the fat drippings, a cup of red cooking wine and a cup of beef bone broth until around 200F prove tender (about 10ish hours total).

by TopDogBBQ

10 Comments

  1. Damn, my dog food results would look badass too if I had your photography skills!

    Edit to add: not saying yours is dog food! Looks killer.

  2. Tasty_Adhesiveness71

    ive done similar when i needed to speed up the process. looks great

  3. RhythmicJerk

    The photo makes we want to lick my iPad. It’s giving some serious 70’s steakhouse vibes!

  4. Mr_Hyde_4

    What differences, if any, did you notice when using duck fat as a binder? I’ve never tried it and I love duck fat so I’m curious if it really made much of a difference

  5. Knee_Double

    Oh dang! Now I’m hungry! Good job!👏🏽

  6. Spare-Builder-355

    Does your meat have own fotostudio?

    To be fair it is difficult to say how good the cook was considering amount of effort put into photos. Because you know, anyone can be great schef with photoshop

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