Cumbrae’s Great Alternative Grilling Steaks, Part 2
GREAT ALTERNATIVE GRILLING STEAKS
In this video, Cumbrae’s owner Stephen Alexander gives you the insight into the relatively unexplored world of alternative grilling steaks. We explore the part of the animal the cuts come from, how to best prepare them and how to ask for and select the best one for your individual palate.
These alternative grilling steaks are important to Cumbrae’s nose-to-tail eating philosophy and sustainable farming practices. Not to mention, they are also great value at half the price of premium cuts and are a great way to serve steak at a big summer BBQ. Enjoy!
The Cumbrae’s tradition of farm-to-fork quality started over a decade ago when third-generation butcher Stephen Alexander first brought Cumbrae Farms’ naturally raised meats to Toronto’s food connoisseurs.
Cumbrae’s has become Toronto’s meeting place for people who love to buy, prepare and eat great food. For leading chefs, ardent connoisseurs and families who value quality, Cumbrae’s enthusiastic staff set the standard for personal service, great cooking advice and true enjoyment of food.
Read more about Cumbraes farm-to-fork philosophy at www.cumbraes.com
Created by Neil Mills and Stephen Alexander
Duration : 0:8:15
Categories: Cooking Quality Meats Tags: Aging, Alexander, alternative, Anatomy, barbeque, Bavette, bbq, beef, burger, butcher, Canada, Cap, cooking, Cumbrae, Cumbraes, delicious, dry, Dry-Aging, Farm, flank, grill, grilling, Ground, Hamburger, Hangar, Hanger, Hanging, Instructions, meat, Meats, Naturally, Nose, Nose-to-tail, Onglet, Raised, recipe, Sirloin, Skirt, steak, steaks, Stephen, tail, Tender, To, Toronto
Cumbrae’s Great Alternative Grilling Steaks, Part 3
GREAT ALTERNATIVE GRILLING STEAKS
In this video, Cumbrae’s owner Stephen Alexander gives you the insight into the relatively unexplored world of alternative grilling steaks. We explore the part of the animal the cuts come from, how to best prepare them and how to ask for and select the best one for your individual palate.
These alternative grilling steaks are important to Cumbrae’s nose-to-tail eating philosophy and sustainable farming practices. Not to mention, they are also great value at half the price of premium cuts and are a great way to serve steak at a big summer BBQ. Enjoy!
The Cumbrae’s tradition of farm-to-fork quality started over a decade ago when third-generation butcher Stephen Alexander first brought Cumbrae Farms’ naturally raised meats to Toronto’s food connoisseurs.
Cumbrae’s has become Toronto’s meeting place for people who love to buy, prepare and eat great food. For leading chefs, ardent connoisseurs and families who value quality, Cumbrae’s enthusiastic staff set the standard for personal service, great cooking advice and true enjoyment of food.
Read more about Cumbraes farm-to-fork philosophy at www.cumbraes.com
Created by Neil Mills and Stephen Alexander
Duration : 0:7:25
Categories: Cooking Quality Meats Tags: Aging, Alexander, alternative, Anatomy, barbeque, Bavette, bbq, beef, burger, butcher, Canada, Cap, cooking, Cumbrae, Cumbraes, delicious, dry, Dry-Aging, Farm, flank, grill, grilling, Ground, Hamburger, Hangar, Hanger, Hanging, Instructions, meat, Meats, Naturally, Nose, Nose-to-tail, Onglet, Raised, recipe, Sirloin, Skirt, steak, steaks, Stephen, tail, Tender, To, Toronto
Preparing Pork LoinBack Ribs – TVWB – virtualweberbullet.com
Preparing pork loin back ribs for smoking in the Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker. Author: The Virtual Weber Bullet, www.virtualweberbullet.com
Duration : 0:3:3
Categories: Quality Pork Tags: baby, back, barbecue, barbeque, bbq, cooker, grilling, Loin, mountain, pork, Ribs, smokey, Smoking, weber, wsm
Grillin’ a Pork Roast
Grillin a pork roast with indirect heat.
First, video will continue to improve quality.
Duration : 0:9:47
Categories: Quality Pork Tags: charcoal, chef, cook, cooking, cooks, food, grill, grilling, heat, how-to, kitchen, meat, pork
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Teaching people to barbeque has been a major focus of Barbeque Scientist and How to barbeque pioneer, MR. BOBBY QUE for more than 35 years. Legendary stars and celebs alike have called themselves privileged to have ever known Mr. Bobby Que and his most laudable craft. You may find yourself wondering who is Mr. Bobby Que. why haven’t I ever heard of him? Well, that’s also what we want to know! Before The Food Network ever existed, long before Bobby Flay, Paula Deen, Giada De Laurentiis, Sandra Lee, Martha Stewart, and anyone else for that matter, teaching barbeque that is. Mr. Mr. Bobby Que was the absolute first on TV and Talk Radio shows teaching people to barbeque. The world could find Mr. Bobby Que skillfully delivering his message, even before 1976. In a time when not just everyone was allowed to appear on television, Mr. Bobby Que demanded a place in a new but most deserving field. Teaching people to Que, was and will forever be a lulling melody to his soul. MR. BOBBY QUE takes great pride in sharing his remarkable gift with the world.
The Food Network and especially Bobby Flay should be consumed by shameful guilt for the constant production of raw and burned meat they force onscreen guest to endure, in the name of barbeque! If people were more honest with themselves they’d stop consuming indigestible meat, and speak more truthfully toward lousy barbeque. It has taken Mr. Bobby Que more than 35 years, and 7 years of that producing sorry barbeque like everyone else, before reaching the doctorate of master. It’s been said the first step to recovery is to admit the fault. If this is true then 90% of the people are in barbeque denial. The sooner you become honest with yourself, the sooner Mr. Bobby Que will have you producing exceptional quality Que, each time you touch a grill! Guaranteed!!!
Duration : 0:6:59
Categories: Cooking Quality Meats Tags: barbecue, barbeque, bbq, Bobby, clips, De, Flay, food, Giada, grilling, how, Laurentiis, Network, Oprah, Ribs, show, To, video
How to Cook a Steak
From 2010 Cooking With Meat DVD available from Scottish Craft Butchers @ www.craftbutchers.co.uk/butchers
A simple practical guide with basic methods made easy! Very instructional and presented by Nicola Cargill. A professional production made with the assistance of The University of Abertay, Dundee and Dalziel Ltd.
Recipes courtesy of Quality Meat Scotland and are available at www.scotchbeefandlamb.com and www.speciallyselectedpork.co.uk
Duration : 0:3:39
Categories: Cooking Quality Meats Tags: Casserole, cooking, Frying, grilling, meat, Mince, Roasting, Scottish, steak
Prime Rib Recipe on the grill
Dr. BBQ shows you how to grill a juicy and tender prime rib roast in your backyard! Fire up the grill with FireCooker.com!
Duration : 0:4:27
Categories: Prime Beef Tags: bbq, beef, Christmas, dr. bbq, firecooker, firecooker.com, grill, grilling, Holidays, Prime Rib
Chef Ron’s “Prime Rib & Rib Eye-Steaks.. a Beef Bonanza!”
NOTE: The vid quality is WAY below our usual standards-I apologize. Our $5000 Sony HD-cam set put a loaf on the linen (6 months old) so we will be “roughing” it for a month or so!
THAT BEING SAID… this one is BIG FUN as chef Ron and youngest son Michael brave sub-freezing temps and a huge slab of dead steer to bring you “Prime Rib & Rib Eye-Steaks a Beef Bonanza!”
The Executive Chef Catering presents: Chef Ron – la Alta Cucina! Season 2-a :
Chef Ron’s “Prime Rib & Rib Eye-Steaks.. A Beef Bonanza!”
Master Chef Italian Cucina Ron Johnson takes us on a video journey through “la Alta Cucina Italiana” passing along many recipes he learned (and some he helped create!) at la Scuola di Cucina Italiana” en Todi, Italia where he apprenticed for his Master Chef Certification in 1988.
“la Alta Cucina” explores the truest passion for food and cooking as only known and experienced by the Italian culture. Taking the time, no matter the cost, to hand select the finest, freshest ingredients anywhere and preparing each dish with knowledge, skill and devotion- serving each guest as the most important to ever enter your home… la Alta Cucina Italiana!
Duration : 0:10:14
Categories: Prime Beef Tags: bar-b-que, barbee, catering, chef ron, cooking, dinner, fresh foods, grill, grilling, kids cook, la alta cucuna, marinade, meat, Prime Rib, rib eye, steak, the executive chef catering
Cumbrae’s Great Alternative Grilling Steaks, Part 1
GREAT ALTERNATIVE GRILLING STEAKS
In this video, Cumbrae’s owner Stephen Alexander gives you the insight into the relatively unexplored world of alternative grilling steaks. We explore the part of the animal the cuts come from, how to best prepare them and how to ask for and select the best one for your individual palate.
These alternative grilling steaks are important to Cumbrae’s nose-to-tail eating philosophy and sustainable farming practices. Not to mention, they are also great value at half the price of premium cuts and are a great way to serve steak at a big summer BBQ. Enjoy!
The Cumbrae’s tradition of farm-to-fork quality started over a decade ago when third-generation butcher Stephen Alexander first brought Cumbrae Farms’ naturally raised meats to Toronto’s food connoisseurs.
Cumbrae’s has become Toronto’s meeting place for people who love to buy, prepare and eat great food. For leading chefs, ardent connoisseurs and families who value quality, Cumbrae’s enthusiastic staff set the standard for personal service, great cooking advice and true enjoyment of food.
Read more about Cumbraes farm-to-fork philosophy at www.cumbraes.com
Created by Neil Mills and Stephen Alexander
Duration : 0:4:48
Categories: Cooking Quality Meats Tags: Aging, Alexander, alternative, Anatomy, barbeque, Bavette, bbq, beef, burger, butcher, Canada, Cap, cooking, Cumbrae, Cumbraes, delicious, dry, Dry-Aging, Farm, flank, grill, grilling, Ground, Hamburger, Hangar, Hanger, Hanging, Instructions, meat, Meats, Naturally, Nose, Nose-to-tail, Onglet, Raised, recipe, Sirloin, Skirt, steak, steaks, Stephen, tail, Tender, To, Toronto
Pork BBQ Ribs Recipe – Beef Barbecue Ribs Recipe
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Pork BBQ Ribs Recipe – Beef Barbecue Ribs Recipe
Barbecue ribs may be a summer favorite, but are delicious year-round! Michele McAdoo for the Kraft Kitchens shows us the most popular rib varieties and shares a recipe for how to barbecue baby back ribs on the grill. Pass those napkins!
Easy BBQ Ribs
Ingredients
4 lb. pork baby back ribs
1 cup BULL’S-EYE Original Barbecue Sauce
Prep Time: 10 min
Total Time: 40 min
Servings: 6
Instructions
Cut ribs into 2-rib sections
Place ribs in the Dutch oven or stockpot. Add enough water to completely cover ribs; cover with lid. Bring to boil; simmer on medium-low heat 20 min. Drain.
Heat grill to medium heat. Grill ribs 10 mins. Or until done, turning occasionally and brushing generously with barbecue sauce.
Tips
– Serve with a hot baked potato and crisp mixed green salad tossed with your favorite KRAFT Dressing.
– Cut ribs into sections as directed. Place in large microwaveable bowl. Add 1/2 cup water. Microwave on HIGH 20 min., gently stirring after 10 min.; drain. Grill as directed.
– Prepare using KRAFT Original Barbecue Sauce.
Orange Barbecued Ribs
Prep Time : 5 min
Total Time : 1 hr 35 min
Servings: 6
Ingredients
1 cup KRAFT Original Barbecue Sauce
1 tsp. orange zest
1/4 cup orange juice
1/2 tsp. crushed red pepper
3 lb. pork spareribs or baby back ribs
Instructions
MIX barbecue sauce, zest, juice and pepper.
PLACE ribs, bone-sides down, on grill.
GRILL, uncovered, 30 min. on each side. Brush with barbecue sauce mixture. Grill 30 min. or until ribs are done (160°F), turning and brushing occasionally with barbecue sauce mixture.
Tips
Size-Wise
– Balance this special occasion entree with smart side dishes. For example, choose a mixed green salad and vegetable.
Substitute
– Heat grill to low heat. Substitute 1 (3-lb.) cut-up broiler-fryer chicken for the ribs. Place chicken, skin-sides down, on greased grill. Grill, uncovered, 50 min. to 1 hour or until chicken is done (165°F), turning occasionally and brushing with barbecue sauce mixture the last 15 min. of grilling time. Makes 5 servings.
Use Your Oven
– Heat oven to 350°F. Place ribs on rack of broiler pan. Bake 1 hour 15 min. or until ribs are done (160°F), turning and brushing occasionally with barbecue sauce mixture the last 30 min. of baking time.
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Duration : 0:3:21
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