Texas Roadhouse celebrates Father’s Day with rib and kebab recipes
Accurate forecast from C. 7. >> Get ready to fire up the grill. It’s Father’s Day. This coming weekend, we’re going to show you how to make Father’s Day this year. It’s a Texas celebration, right? Christian Meyer is here to give us more delicious recipes. There’s a lot for dad. >> This weekend, Ming. Thank you so much for coming to Prime, everyone. Let’s talk a little bit about what’s on the table. Father’s Day is usually all about grilling, isn’t it? Today, we’re going to talk about our easy-to-fall-off-the-bone ribs and kebabs. The way we do it, we take a 2-3 pound slab of red meat. We put it in a skillet. Season it with your favorite dry rub. I recommend the seasoning that we sell in our store. It’s the best. It’s GD. We always buy a few bottles in our store. Make sure you have more than enough so it gets all over. It’s really great when all sides are seared. It’s best to basically make it look like a sandy beach. Once you’ve covered it nicely on both sides, it’s best to pan-sear it. Usually I do it in a 4-inch pan or something. I put a little bit of oil in the bottom of an oil pan that I have at home. Once the pan is hot, I add half a cup of water and two tablespoons of the liquid smoke. The liquid smoke complements the smoky flavor that you normally get when you use a smoker. But for those of you who don’t have a smoker, it might take a little bit of time because you’re going to be cooking for hours at 2:50. By the time it’s done, it’s very, very tender. Once you remove the red parts and the bones from the ribs, you can grill them and pour your favorite barbecue sauce on them. You can usually get a nice brown color by grilling them for a couple of minutes on each side. After that, pour your favorite barbecue sauce on them. I also saw Texas Roadhouse barbecue sauce in the store. If you want to get that, it’s surprisingly easy to make. You can tell how much water you put in at any given time. You put in a half cup is just right. And two tablespoons. You guys are also giving what the odds recommend. Yes, the kebabs are great. They look so beautiful. So I’m going to let you guys help me out. In fact, I’ll give you guys an eyer. So what you guys want to do is cut your veggies into 1 inch by 1 inch pieces. It’s super easy. And then you start scaring the veggies. You press the meat side inwards and there you have the finished product. It looks amazing, right? Red peppers, green peppers, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms. You can mix and match or put ingredients in if you like. But what we use is something that has a good consistency. Anyway, super super easy. Kids love doing this stuff. Your kids have been doing this for years. Dad, if you want to do that too, let me know how you cook something that’s marinated. Actually, mayor country is the easiest part. So you stab your favorite with AB, put on the dressing, and catch up with it. Mix it well. And then you have something so beautiful. The consistency is here. Don’t just put it on the veggies and meat. I recommend strips, sirloins, and filets. The last one is probably the most tender, but also the most expensive (laughs). But if you marinate it and let it sit for maybe 12 hours, it tastes great. You put it on and you mix it. Really, really OD. You just leave it there. You make sure all the oil and everything gets in it. I get it really, really tasty with bacon. And then once you’ve cooked it, you put it on the grill. It depends on how done you like it. You probably do three minutes on each side and you get a really nice medium steak. Same with steaks. It’s the same amount of time that you would do a meat. You cook it for the same amount of time. If you take the time, it browns really well. And then you get something like this. This is a version for a large family. We also have a finished version with BBQ sauce on ribs that fall off the bone easily if you want. It’s probably one of my two favorite things on our menu that you can have, and it’s really tasty. You don’t want to cook. You can make your own for your family. Yes, for Dad. You can also come and pick it up from us if you don’t want the room in your house for that. We have a family pack.You get three side dishes with red wine and a made-from-scratch side dish of whatever you want off the menu. Just ask the girls and they’ll take care of it. You can order ahead on our mobile app or you can call us. >> Our mobile app. I want to tell you about our expansion. It’s really good because you can do a lot of different things. You can join the wait list. You can see the wait time. We’re super convenient for Father’s Day because we’re supposed to be really busy. We open at 10:45 so you can join the wait list there. And then you can go out and order a lot of different things. It’s super convenient. It’s a tool that’s easy for anyone to use. I want this a day in advance for Father’s Day, how long do I need? No, actually, like she said, you just order through our mobile app and we’ll call you and it depends on how busy we are. It depends on the wait time for all the orders we have, but it can be done in under an hour. We can’t do it right away. Yes, that’s right. Our location off 8, 0, 2, 1, Dani Drive in Fort Myers is super convenient to get to the mile marker where the T is expected to be full. It’s super easy to find. >> We have lots of parking, so please come along. It’s going to be a great Father’s Day. Thank you for coming. We always love having you come. We’ll give you some great ideas and keep you updated on Texas Roadhouse meals and specials.
Father’s Day is June 16th. This morning on ABC7 we’re sharing how to celebrate dad with a Texas twist this year. Christian Carlston and Maia Puente of Texas Roadhouse share a delicious recipe that dad is sure to love. Steak Kebabs Ingredients: 1 pound steak (sirloin, strip or filet are best), ¾ cup Italian dressing, ¼ cup ketchup, 8 onions (cut into 1.5-inch squares), 8 red bell peppers (cut into 1.5-inch squares), 8 green bell peppers (cut into 1.5-inch squares), mushroom caps, canola oil Directions: Cut peppers and onions into 1.5-inch squares and cut stems off mushroom caps. Cut steak into 1.5-inch cubes to fit veggies. Thread meat and vegetables alternately onto metal or wooden skewers, topping each end with a mushroom. (If using wooden skewers, soak them overnight in water before this step to prevent them from burning on the grill.) Place prepared skewers in a large pot. In a mixing bowl, combine Italian dressing and ketchup, pour onto prepared skewers, and refrigerate for 12 hours or overnight. Preheat grill over medium-high heat for 15 minutes. Lightly coat grill grates with canola oil. Remove skewers from marinade, place on grill, and cook, turning occasionally, until steaks are at desired temperature, or until fully cooked through at 165 degrees if using chicken. Serve over rice and serve. (Serves 4 as a light entree) Award-Winning Ribs Ingredients: 2 racks (baby back ribs, 2-3 pounds each) ½ cup water 2 tablespoons smoked TXRH rib rub or your favorite barbecue rub ½ cup your favorite barbecue sauce Directions: Using all ingredients, coat both sides of ribs evenly. Rub. Place both racks of ribs, meat side up, in a 13 x 18 inch roasting pan. Use a pan with high sides to retain all the liquid. (The rack will keep the ribs from directly submerging in the liquid.) Mix the water and liquid smoke together. Then pour into the roasting pan. Cover tightly with aluminum foil. Place in a preheated oven at 250 degrees for 2 hours or until tender. (The ends of the bones should be exposed and will slide easily out of the meat). Remove from the oven, discard the liquid, and cool immediately for later use. Or cook on a barbecue grill over medium heat for 8 minutes, turning every 2 minutes. Continue to bast with sauce after each turn. Plate and serve. (Serves 4 as an entree)
Father’s Day is June 16th, and this morning on ABC7 we’re showing you how to celebrate Father’s Day this year with a Texas twist.
Christian Carlston and Maia Puente of Texas Roadhouse have some delicious recipes that your dad is sure to love.
Steak Kebab
material:
- 1 pound steak (sirloin, strip, or filet are best)
- ¾ cup Italian dressing
- ¼ cup ketchup
- 8 onions, cut into 1.5-inch cubes
- 8 red bell peppers, cut into 1.5-inch cubes
- 8 bell peppers, cut into 1.5-inch cubes
- 8 mushroom caps
- Canola oil
direction:
- Cut the peppers and onions into 1.5-inch squares and cut off the stems from each mushroom cap.
- Cut steak into 1.5-inch cubes to fit vegetables.
- Thread metal or wooden skewers with alternating pieces of meat and vegetables, placing a mushroom on each end. (If using wooden skewers, soak them in water overnight before this step to prevent them from burning on the grill.)
- Place prepared skewers in a large skillet.
- Combine the Italian dressing and ketchup in a mixing bowl and pour over the prepared kebabs and refrigerate for 12 hours or overnight.
- Preheat grill over medium-high heat for 15 minutes.
- Lightly coat grill grates with canola oil.
- Remove the kebabs from the marinade and place on the grill and cook, turning occasionally, until they reach the desired temperature for steaks or 165 degrees for chicken and are cooked through.
- Serve over rice and enjoy.
(Serves 4 as a light main dish)
Award-winning RIBS
material:
- 2 racks of baby back ribs, 2-3 pounds each
- 1/2 cup water
- 2 tablespoons liquid smoke
- 1/2 cup TXRH Rib Rub or your favorite BBQ rub
- 1/2 cup of your favorite barbecue sauce
direction:
- Rub all spices evenly on both sides of ribs.
- Place both rib racks, meat side up, on the wire rack of a 13 x 18-inch roasting pan. Use a pan with high sides to contain all the liquid. (The rack will keep the ribs from directly submerging in the liquid.)
- Combine the water and liquid smoke and pour into a roasting pan. Cover tightly with aluminum foil.
- Place in a preheated 250° oven for 2 hours or until tender (the bone ends are exposed and the bones easily separate from the meat). Remove from the oven, discard the liquid, and cool immediately for later use or prepare as follows.
- Grill on a barbecue over medium heat for 8 minutes, turning every 2 minutes, continuing to brush with sauce after each turn. Serve and enjoy.
(Serves 4 as a main dish)
