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Started by bamakettles, August 21, 2021, 03:29:25 PM

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bamakettles

Tonight's cook consisted of two filet mignon steaks, dry brined with kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper and reversed seared on the GB with SNS XL.  Cooked indirect to 115F then seared one minute per side twice and a fifteen minute rest.  These were the best steaks we've had in quite some time.  Used the meater+ and I had help with the timing and crown n coke refreshes.......

bbqking01

Wow! nice meal there. Looks amazing....seriously considering a sns


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bamakettles


Quote from: bbqking01 on August 22, 2021, 09:16:17 AM
Wow! nice meal there. Looks amazing....seriously considering a sns


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I've never regretted any purchases from SNS bbq.  Good stuff.


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TXFlyGuy

Not only am I impressed with the steaks, but also in your choice of beverage...the Sam Adams O-Fest.
As a Gold Medal winner in the largest brewing competition in the USA, I'm always keen to spot a good beer!
2021 Bluebonnet Brewoff Winner
1st Place Gold Medal - Munich Helles
1st Place Gold Medal - Oktoberfest

bamakettles


Quote from: TXFlyGuy on August 22, 2021, 05:15:34 PM
Not only am I impressed with the steaks, but also in your choice of beverage...the Sam Adams O-Fest.
As a Gold Medal winner in the largest brewing competition in the USA, I'm always keen to spot a good beer!
Love SA Summer Ale and the switch to OFest is always a signal that our fall beach trip is around the corner....


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TXFlyGuy

#5
Most beer lovers do not know this fact, but the Oktoberfest beer brewed and sold over here in no way resembles the beer consumed at the Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany.

They only have what is known as "Fest Bier". It is the only beer poured at the festival. Much lighter in color, closer in style to a Munich Helles, but slightly darker with only a bit more body.

This change was made around 1990. The breweries decided to offer a lighter bodied beer, as they wanted it to be more drinkable. That means they wanted all of the patrons to consume a larger quantity.

We have visited the Paulaner Brewery Restaurant in Frankfurt many times. I was actually surprised when their Fest Bier was ordered, as it was light in color and the body was not what was expected. But it is a great beer! Like the old commercial...
"Tastes great, less filling".

Here is what a Fest Bier looks like...yes, we brewed this right here, Bel Air Brewing!


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2021 Bluebonnet Brewoff Winner
1st Place Gold Medal - Munich Helles
1st Place Gold Medal - Oktoberfest

bamakettles

Cool info, thanks.....that one looks really good, cheers!


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WVKettle

Hard to beat a good Filet of Beef....