The Grillin' Fools

The Grillin' Fools

The Grillin’ Fools are: A group of guys located in and around St. Louis. Enthusiasts of backyard BBQ who also happen to have cameras and a website. Extremely passionate about grilling all kinds of food outdoors – some might refer to us as fools. Committed to helping others learn to grill by providing detailed, step-by-step instructions with pictures, so you can create delicious meals on the grill without making the same mistakes we've made. Strong advocates for giving back to the community.

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  • 3 weeks ago | grillinfools.com | Scott Thomas

    We season and skewer pork tenderloin between chunks of fresh pineapple and purple onion and grilled over open fire. Then we cooked down an absolutely amazing sauce of Grandma’s® Molasses, pineapple juice, mirin, Worcestershire sauce, sesame oil, teriyaki, and white wine vinegar. The sword like skewers were placed over a sticky rice and topped with sesame seeds to make an epic meal of these Molasses Sweet Pork Skewers.

  • 1 month ago | grillinfools.com | Scott Thomas

    We take an entire chuck roast and grill it just like a steak. That is we do the just-keep-flipping method. After seasoning the steak with salt, pepper, garlic (SPG) we slap this Fred Flintstone sized chuck roast steak on to a screaming hot grill and sear until we get a little char and then flip. We repeat the sear and flip until the steak reached an internal temperature of 135F and then served it two ways. OK, I’ll admit that I expected this to be a gimmick. Chuck roast is perfect for pot roast.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | grillinfools.com | Scott Thomas

    We take a smoked ham and smoke it again. While we smoke the ham a second time it is coated with a glaze made with bourbon, honey, brown sugar, crushed pineapple, orange zest and orange juice. This smoked ham recipe could easily be the featured protein for any holiday feast, whether opposite a turkey or as a stand alone. I served this next to my turkey on Thanksgiving 2024 so these pics were taken during that holiday.

  • Nov 22, 2024 | grillinfools.com | Greg Thomas |Scott Thomas

    Baby back ribs, carved into individual ribs and seasoned and smoked. We glaze the ribs with a hot honey sauce. The ribs yield the most epic bark compared to traditional ribs. The saucy glaze is caramelized with a blow torch to complete these Hot Honey Party Ribs Party Ribs are sweeping the country. What’s not to love? Better bark and shorter cooking times than traditional ribs. We smoked these party ribs and served them over a bed of pork rinds (highly recommended).

  • Oct 8, 2024 | grillinfools.com | Scott Thomas

    Two inch thick pork chops, carved off an entire pork loin and then carved to create a pocket in the middle of the chops. Cream cheese, smoked gouda, bacon, jarlic, chives, and parsley are blended together and piped into the pockets in the pork chops like icing. After seasoning with salt and your favorite BBQ seasoning the stuffed pork chops are smoked for about 30 minutes and then seared to perfection. Pork, is such an amazing and inexpensive way to feed the fam some fantastic protein.

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