Smoked + Fried Chicken Wings? #shorts

smoked wings

Today we’re visiting St. Louis and Sugarfire Smokehouse to try these INSANE Smoked and Fried Chicken Wing recipe, so good! Heart-Stopping Chicken Wing Recipe First, make the perfect brine. Combine 1 gallon water, 1 cup salt, 1 cup brown sugar. Bring to a boil and then let cool. Soak chicken wings in brine for 2 hours. Pat dry and season … Read More

Smoked Brisket Burnt Ends #shorts

brisket burnt ends

Smoked Brisket Burnt Ends #shorts Watch and learn how to make the BEST burnt ends in the world. Served at Q39 in Kansas City, by Chef Rob McGee. First, trim off all of the “bubblegum fat”. Then, season it! (Check out some of our Red Meat Lover homemade dry rubs) Smoke for 2 hours at 225 degrees Fahrenheit. Wrap it … Read More

How to Cook & Season Steak – Video Guide

how to cook steak

I’m excited to bring to you a new guide to help you turn up the tasty right at a home. When I first got started cooking, I spent more time searching for recipes on Google than I did actually cooking. We want to help save you from that same fate. Look, I’ve spent a lot of years practicing my craft. … Read More

What is a PORK Steak, is it even BETTER than BBQ Pulled Pork?

what is a pork steak?

Today we’re going to answer the questions- What is a pork steak? And why you should be cooking this tasty cut right at home? Well, it’s tasty and that should really be enough for you to want to learn more. What is a pork steak? This incredible cut comes from the pork butt, which is an absolutely terrible name. That’s … Read More

Award Winning Smashed Burgers & Smoked Wings -Sugarfire | MEAT AMERICA

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In this Meat America episode, we visit Sugarfire Smokehouse in St. Louis, Missouri. Chef Mike Johnson shares how to make their award winning smashed burgers and his full recipe for crispy smoked and fried chicken wings covered in Buffa-Cue Sauce?!?! Sugarfire Smokehouse’s award winning smashed burgers were consistently voted the best in St. Louis for so many years, until Mike … Read More

Pork Shoulder Steaks – Pork Butt Sliced for Pork Steak –

Our friends from Goshen Butcher Shop and Code 3 Spices will show you how Pork Shoulder, Pork Butt, and Boston Butt can be cut into Pork Steaks. Use these recipes to turn up the tasty the next time you fire up your grill or smoker. This is unique cut of pork that is largely unknown outside of the Midwest and … Read More

Poor Man’s Burnt Ends Recipe Video – Smoked Chuck Roast Burnt Ends

Joey BrisketBeef, Cuts of Meat, Grill, Smoke, Types of Heat5 Comments

Poor Man's Burnt Ends Recipe

SMOKED CHUCK ROAST BURNT ENDS Burnt ends are traditionally made using the flat part of the brisket but today, we’re using Chuck Roast to make a Poor Man’s Burnt Ends.  We’re going to smoke these chuck roasts low and slow to make burnt ends two ways, wet and dry.  Watch this vid for all the details! POOR MAN’S BURNT ENDS … Read More

Classic Meatloaf Recipe Video With a TWIST!

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Smoked Meatloaf Recipe

ONE OF THE BEST MEATLOAF RECIPES Today, we’re sharing a traditional meatloaf recipe with a TWIST.  Seriously, this is one of the best meatloaf recipes you’ve every tried.  Simply put, if you’ve never had smoked meatloaf, you’re missing out.  Once you try this new twist on an old favorite, you won’t be able to go back to making meatloaf in … Read More

BBQ Ribs Competition Style – Guest Post

Occasionally, we’ll share guest posts from our community of fellow RedMeat Lovers….there’s a lot of great cooks out there who have something to share.  So today we’re sharing an awesome BBQ Ribs recipe (Competition Style) from the BBQ Brothers over at cutsandcrumbles.com. They have a great recipe for ribs that we wanted to share…very well explained and easy to follow.  … Read More

“Big Tasty” Steak Rub

Joey BrisketBeef, Braise / combo, Cuts of Meat, Feelin' Saucy, Grill, Oven, Smoke, Stove, Types of HeatLeave a Comment

If you’re looking for a simple steak rub that you can make at home, look no further.  We’re sharing our “Big Tasty” Steak Rub below, which involves ingredients commonly found in most kitchens. Remember, liberal seasoning is the key to great flavor, so don’t be shy.  Also, if you want to turn up the heat, substitute black pepper for red … Read More