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Simon
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Re: BBQs

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New favourite since my post above is Tesco 35 day dry aged Ribeye. Thicker than their normal cut and sooo juicy. Absolutely fab on the BBQ.
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Re: BBQs

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Yep, a lot of places do lean cuts with no marbeling, which imo is a pointless bit of beef to eat by itself, it’s more suited to a stew etc.

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On the contrary Dave, I say meat with plenty of fat is idea for stewing, the slow rendering of the fat into the stock adding to the flavour. Lean meat isn't the best for stewing - at least in my experience
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A question for those with wood pellet BBQs, where do you get pellets from usually? Any pellets a lot better than others or all much of a muchness?
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