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This quick and easy grilled skirt steak recipe combines our flavorful Pit Boss Java Chophouse Seasoning with garlic and mustard for a juicy and tangy plate of beef. Combine with a salad or potato and veggies for a fast, weeknight dinner.Read more -
Bacon Smoked Brisket Flat
Read moreThey say everything is better with bacon, and smoked brisket is no exception. We seasoned the brisket flat in our Texas-style Pit Boss Lonestar Brisket Rub then smoked it low and slow. Halfway through the cook, the flat is wrapped in bacon, which renders as it cooks, adding delicious moisture and flavor to the brisket.
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Green Chile Verde Steak Enchiladas
Homemade enchiladas, the Pit Boss way! These Steak Enchiladas Verde start with tender and flavorful marinated flank steak, cooked to perfection on the Pit Boss Platinum Series KC Combo griddle side then sliced thinly. The steak is then rolled up in traditional corn tortillas with heaps of cheese and a homemade Chile Verde sauce from tomatillos and poblano pepper smoked right on the grill. Serve with a side of fresh guacamole and salsa for the full flavor experience.Read more -
Cowboy Beans with Leftover Brisket
A classic American side dish made better by brisket! These Cowboy Beans with Leftover Brisket are sure to steal the show at your next cookout. Loaded up with pinto beans, smoky brisket, jalapenos, and tangy BBQ sauce , the whole pot is cooked low and slow on the grill until thick and smoky. Serve it up as a BBQ side or enjoy on its own with a hearty piece of cornbread to mop up all the sauce.Read more -
Kansas City Style Championship Ribs
Kansas City Style Championship Ribs properly prepared, and cooked, BBQ Ribs are always a favorite. Here is a simple recipe that from Pitmaster BBQ Bob Robinson that has won him a few competitions in the past. This Kansas City Style Champion Ribs recipe is simple enough for anyone to do at home on their Pit Boss Pellet Grill for the most important audience…Your family and friends!Read more -
Cheddar Stuffed Burgers
This stuffed burger recipe delivers a smoky, juicy patty of ground meat with a kick. Stuffed with cheddar cheese, ranch, and jalapeño, one bite and you’ll be delighted by the tangy southwestern flavors. Use your favorite ground beef or ground turkey mix and feed 12 hungry guests with this one.Read more -
Easy Shepherd’s Pie with Tri Tip
If you have leftover Tri Tip or steak from the night before, we have got the dish for you! This Easy Shepherd’s Pie Recipe is the perfect meal for a busy family on the move. In less than an hour you will have a filling and delicious comfort food experience.Read more -
Reverse Seared Bacon Wrapped Steaks
Read moreHave you ever had bacon wrapped steaks at your local steakhouse and wonder how they get such a nice sear on such a thick cut of ribeye without it being raw inside? This recipe uses the reverse sear method which is what...
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Smoked Brisket Chili
If you own a Pit Boss Pellet Grill or Vertical Smoker you’ve either made brisket before or it’s on your to-do list. The question then becomes, what to do with all that leftover beef? Well, that’s exactly what this Smoked Brisket Chili Recipe with bacon and beer is for. Turn leftover brisket into a delicious and satisfying Sunday afternoon lunch...or din-unch as we like to call it. It’s so filling you’ll probably be skipping dinner and headed to bed early.Read more -
Mustard Crusted Prime Rib
This grilled prime rib with mustard crust recipe is a wonderful main event for a holiday meal or festive gathering. Wow your friends and family with one of the best beef cuts available. With the natural flavors from the rib bones to the tender and juicy meat, this one aims to please.Read more -
Classic Smoked Brisket
Read moreLet’s face it, there’s some brisket recipes out there that have so many steps in the process, it can be intimidating for anyone that isn’t a BBQ pitmaster. Some call for you to wrap it in butcher paper and throw into a cooler to have it rest for a couple of hours before smoking it again! But if you’re looking for an easy smoked brisket recipe that will let you set it and forget it while you go do something else? Look no further than this simple 3 step recipe that delivers a delicious beefy meal.
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Reverse Seared NY Steak
To sear or reverse sear? When it comes to steak, that is the question. Although if you have a thicker cut of beef, there really is no doubt as to which method to choose if you want your steak to be a desired internal temperature while still having a flavorful charred (but not burnt) exterior. This reverse seared steak recipe uses a thick 11/12” to 2” NY strip cut. Enjoy a crispy, flavored char on the outside at whatever level of doneness you desire on the inside.Read more