Posted on May 5, 2015
SSG Kenneth Lanning
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My personal (and the favorite of many here at my unit):
-1/2c soy sauce
-1/4c rice vinegar
-1/8c worchestershire
-2 tblsp cracked black pepper
-2 crushed cloves garlic
-1/4c red wine
-1 tblsp onion powder
-sriracha to taste
-2 tblsp sesame seed oil

Mix it all, let beef soak in it for 2 hours room temp (soy will keep it from going south-no worries)...have gotten nothing but rave reviews from this. Anyone else have any good marinade or other BBQ secrets they wish to divulge?

EDIT - engrish wuz crud O.o
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Edited 10 y ago
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SSgt Ncoic, Admin And Dts
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http://www.amazingribs.com Meathead has many recipes and techniques there and they are all amazing!!!! The Memphis dust he has a recipe for is GREAT on ribs, and I mixed 2 TB in with a1# ground burger and hit it with a little smoke in the Weber and you will be salivating until you get it in your mouth!
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Generally speaking, the PIT BOSS 700FB Pellet Grill is a pleasant looking pellet smoker grill that comes in two-tone shading copper and dark. In addition, it's strong and well known for those customers who lean toward home grilling over compact grilling.
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Maj John Bell
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Its a crappy detail, but I volunteer to taste test and let you know. Please ship vacuum sealed, marinated sides of beef, pork, or goat and whole chickens overnight via FedEx, packed in dry Ice to my address. I'll let you know my findings after I recover from my protein induced coma.
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