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Decided it was time for a nice Japanese Pork belly over the weekend. Overnight salt brine, rub applied before cooking with a bit of olive oil to crisp it up. Cooked indirect at 225 for 3 hours then cranked it up for 30 mins bringing internal temp to 165. Good eatin! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk3 points
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Kinda funny, over on the guru it's copycat challenge month. This would have been perfect. And looks like an awesome meal2 points
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Great looking cooks, everyone! @Kevin H - I have a Lodge cast iron griddle. I put it on the lower grate, with the dome thermometer @ 400F. Probably about 45 minutes of heat up time total. Burgers were 4 minutes on first side, flipped, added the cheese and took them off a couple of minutes later when the cheese melted. Nice med rare and good crust. Burger patties were Prime Rib "gourmet burgers" from local market - an 80/20 mix. Some of the messiest burgers that I've ever had. Nothing, I mean nothing, wanted to stay in the bun! Everything was sliding out this way and that! A 3 paper towel meal - LOL!2 points
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@MacKenzie - a double whammy! Liking the string on the OctoForks idea. My last chicken thigh cook on them ended with an "escapee" into the coals. He went "caveman style" on me - LOL! Nice bowl of homemade soup and with purple crack, too!1 point
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Mac! Every time I see one of your post my mouth starts to water. That's a great looking meal.1 point
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MacKenzie, Beautiful meal, always love your mouth watering plating pics. Yes, we are having a lot of fun. The normal weekend greeting I'm getting lately from the neighborhood is "Hi, what's cooking on the smoker this weekend".1 point
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I'll answer that. She did the Naan bread first. Stacked them up waiting for the rest of the meal. 30-60 minutes not a problem.1 point
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Great looking brisket cook. All sliced up is mouth watering.1 point
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CK, Master works as always. I really appreciate the time you take with your pics. Seafood is next on my list. Tony I have a Lodge also. Will def give that a try. Thanks for the insight on the temp and timing ...that was my big question....gotta have the "crust"! Gotta do that before, the garden tomatoes are gone for the year. If it's not running down your chin their too dry. Ha. JD, Those look like nuggets of goodness. Another item to add to my list. Thanks to all for sharing.1 point
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I have not done tri tip for a while.... probably my favorite thing to GRILL for a gathering. I need to do one soon. Maybe next weekend1 point
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I remember reading from several sources that a smoke ring has nothing to do with the level of smoke flavor. I mean I also usually want one, just for aesthetics, but I remind myself it still tastes good!!! I'm sure yours does as well!!1 point
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WOW - nice brisket! The bark looks amazing! What's the rub?1 point
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Serious looking ABTs there! Just not a 3-2-1 fan here. YMMV1 point
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Short ribs .... Done sooner than I thought. About four hours. Will take off soon. May be eating early [emoji12]. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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Thanks ckreef. You are going to be my meater block meter. If they are true to their, most recent, word you should get yours in a month or two. And I'll send my money then. Keep us posted!1 point
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