Posts by Kent Rollins
Easiest 1 Hour Yeast Rolls
Your favorite yeast rolls just got a whole lot easier to make! This recipe will take one hour from the moment you start proofing to the moment you pull hot, fluffy, delicious rolls out of the oven. We appreciate you sharing our recipes with your friends and family! 5 Minutes to Proof The secret to…
Read MoreBeef Short Ribs
Beef short ribs contain a small part of the rib bone and the meat that surrounds it on all sides. Short ribs are excellent for long, simmering baths in rich sauces. While filming our Montana series, we braised the short ribs in a Dutch oven over a fire and finished them off in a hole…
Read MoreNew Mexico Chile Rellenos
The difference between a green chile and a red chile is just a couple of weeks. This recipe will work with red chiles or green chiles and fully uses all of the flavor available in each one. For chile rellenos like you’ve never had, check out the video or the free printable recipe at the…
Read MorePork Belly Burnt Ends
Cherry Hot Glazed Pork Belly smoked low and slow is the perfect recipe for tailgating, having a barbecue, or just because. A big pork belly costs about a third of what a brisket does and I promise you people will be stepping over each other to get a taste of these. I mean, just LOOK…
Read MoreSmash Burgers! With Homemade Brioche Buns
What makes a smashed burger special? The burger is smashed flat and added to the hot griddle while still cold. The shock of the heat on the fat in the burger causes the burger to caramelize and creates unbelievable flavor and seals so much of the delicious juice inside. We’d Appreciate it if You Shared…
Read MoreCorn Cob Smoked Ribs
Corn Cob Smoked Ribs A good friend of mine in South Dakota sent me a message recently. He told me that they regularly use leftover corn cobs as fuel and flavor to smoke ribs. Naturally, I had to try it out. When it comes to smoking ribs, you don’t have to ask me twice! …
Read MoreCorn Ribs
What are Corn Ribs? Corn Ribs are a totally different way to grill corn on the cob. To prepare the corn for grilling, slice off the top and bottom edges of the corn cob. From there, you’ll cut vertically down the center in quarters, leaving the cob on the back of each piece of…
Read MoreThe Cowboy Cuban Sandwich
Howdy folks, and thanks for stopping by the website! The Cuban Sandwich is a diner favorite across the United States. I researched the origins of the Cuban and came up with a delicious recipe using leftover shredded Pork Carnitas, and of course, added a little cowboy zing to the sandwich with a sweet & spicy…
Read MoreJuicy Grilled Pork Chops! With Grilled Parmesan Asparagus
Howdy folks, and thanks for stopping by the website! In this week’s episode, we decided to cook two thick cut pork chops using two different methods. Y’all decide which ones you like best. If you try them both, please let us know which you liked better! Three Things People Usually Get Wrong When Cooking Pork…
Read MoreHomemade Mexican Salsas
Howdy folks, and thanks for stopping by the website! It’s the middle of the summer here in beautiful Oklahoma and our garden has produced a wonderful patch of tomatoes, onions, and peppers. There’s nothing as good as a tomato fresh from the garden, is there? We have such an abundant crop this year that we’re…
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