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Meat Church BBQ #14413017 07/06/22 03:27 AM
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In Waxahachie. Has anyone eaten there?


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Re: Meat Church BBQ [Re: V-Bottom] #14413085 07/06/22 11:43 AM
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I go there to buy seasonings. Nice Store, and always smells great, but there is no food for sale.

Nice people, and pretty good seasoning. Tee shirts and stuff too.

Cool place to stop in, if you're in the neighborhood.


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Re: Meat Church BBQ [Re: V-Bottom] #14413741 07/07/22 01:18 AM
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Love the rubs.


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Re: Meat Church BBQ [Re: V-Bottom] #14416312 07/10/22 02:55 PM
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Matt's a good dude


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Re: Meat Church BBQ [Re: Big Hopper] #14416531 07/10/22 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Hopper
I go there to buy seasonings. Nice Store, and always smells great, but there is no food for sale.

Nice people, and pretty good seasoning. Tee shirts and stuff too.

Cool place to stop in, if you're in the neighborhood.



And all this time I thought that was good place to eat.


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Re: Meat Church BBQ [Re: V-Bottom] #14420088 07/14/22 05:07 PM
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I just saw a video of his and I'm still shaking my head. Two one inch rib eye steaks seasoned liberally with his Holy Cow and something else. He patted it dry and then put in a vacuum bag and sucked all the air of it!! With a plastic tub of circulating 129*F water, he put the steaks in there for 1 1/2 hours. Using his griddle at 500*F , he placed a steak on it and seared each side (weighted down with a iron weight) for about a minute and a half on each side. Pulled it off the griddle, set it on his cutting board. He then placed his four "special butter" pads on top, covered with tin foil and let rest for about ten minutes. According to him, this was his perfect medium rare steak. Have you ever heard of this technique?


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Re: Meat Church BBQ [Re: V-Bottom] #14425630 07/20/22 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Tritonman
Matt's a good dude


Iv'e had the pleasure of selling him and his father Steve both trucks. Both incredibly down to earth people.


Originally Posted by V-Bottom
I just saw a video of his and I'm still shaking my head. Two one inch rib eye steaks seasoned liberally with his Holy Cow and something else. He patted it dry and then put in a vacuum bag and sucked all the air of it!! With a plastic tub of circulating 129*F water, he put the steaks in there for 1 1/2 hours. Using his griddle at 500*F , he placed a steak on it and seared each side (weighted down with a iron weight) for about a minute and a half on each side. Pulled it off the griddle, set it on his cutting board. He then placed his four "special butter" pads on top, covered with tin foil and let rest for about ten minutes. According to him, this was his perfect medium rare steak. Have you ever heard of this technique?


Sous Vide is pretty hard to beat.

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Yes, he is talking Sous Vide (Sue-Vee) cooking. Something French.


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Re: Meat Church BBQ [Re: V-Bottom] #14426910 07/22/22 01:54 AM
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U use a good cut of meat (aka steak) and you dont have to do all that work to get a great meal.

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The idea is to cook the steak perfectly all the way through without overcooking the outside.


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I like their rubs!

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