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Ok I was inspired and tracked down some beef ribs... Local grocery store didn't have any so went to Sam's Club. I bought a bulk pack (20 pounds in 4 slabs). Was about $6.50/lb. For those in the US - where do you find whole ribs and what is typical price? I plan to cook these tomorrow for our Labor Day cookout. Thanks2 points
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Cooked another chicken and roast pumpkin and corn tonight, really impressed with the Weber vegetable / roasting tray. I always struggled with getting the pumpkin nice and caramelised, but this makes it easy!2 points
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Time to cook these up gave them some purple Crack and lemon pepper.. Mixed up some garlic ,chilli . lime juice and evvo to marinate the prawns in. .I also got some scallops...mixed up capers. Basil.parmesan and zest of a lemon. . Then poured in some melted butter. . Put two scallops in each she'll and poured mixture over them. .OK on go the steaks.few minutes. ....whilst the steaks were resting I threw on the scallops and prawns .....Dee whipped up a salad ..and plated tasted so good. Outback kamado Bar and Grill2 points
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Yea no laundry done around here. Plus he has to set the table and then do the dishes after dinner. It just is what it is. Don't forget the trash. I feed him well for his services not to mention the school and dorm shopping bill.2 points
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All Aussie's posts of shorties had me Jonesing for some. I had a pack of bison ribs in the freezer, plus the local market had some beef ribs marked down, so grabbed a pack of those, as well. Did 3 different rubs - the bison (large rack) was the Cave Man Coffee rub that Aussie sent me, the beef rib on the right was Lane's Pitmaster Select #1 (Ancho Coffee Rub) and the other beef rib was Plowboy's Bovine Bold. They were cooked direct @ 250F with the cold smoker loaded with pecan wood pellets. Plated with some local corn, mashed potatoes (done sous vide), a nice salad with a tomato from my garden. Ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille! My fav of the 3 rubs was the Lanes. And the Cline Zin wasn't too shabby either!!2 points
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See, that's what I'm talking about! I'd have never thought to put Pineapple Head on chicken - even on Huli-Huli chicken that has pineapple in it.1 point
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Go for it mate you won't be disapointed. Awesome cook and great for sliced beef samwhiches Outback kamado Bar and Grill1 point
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Sliced and cooked some of that bacon this morning, nice and crispy, just how I like it!1 point
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you guys are inspiring me.... will go out tomorrow and see if I can find some for Monday cook Cheers1 point
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But, like you said earlier, you still make him do his own laundry when he comes home!!1 point
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Even @ $100/kg; it's still on the pricey side, but for a special occasion, it would be a nice treat!1 point
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Had a productive day today, i smoked some home cured bacon. Not to waste the heat, I then made chicken wings for dinner, paired with Lillie’s Q Carolina sauce and a home made blue cheese dip, they were great!1 point
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You are definitely going to want the rotisserie setup. If for nothing more than to cook chicken. Rotisserie chicken on a KK is as good as chicken can get. I need another cook or two planned out for the weekend. Sons home from college for a few days and rotisserie chicken sounds like a good idea.1 point
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How was the Yardbird on beef? You crack me up breaking the "rules" with your choices of rubs and sauces.1 point
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Slow cooked lamb shoulder on the KK today, I was working from home so managed to get it on at 8.30am, it come off at 6pm. I’d say it was tender1 point
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Fresh reds with the scales left on, butter, liquid crab boil, and Tony’s. Waddya got? Redfish on the half shell. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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After a disastrous try of making bread in the KK last week, I decided to jump back on thehorse this week with a batch of Pain de campagne and Pain au Bacon from the book Flour Water Salt Yeast. It actually turned out tasty and not black. I decreased my temp from last weeks 500 to 450 and once I dropped the bread on stone I closed the top hat. Also decreased my times from 35 or 40 to about half. Here is my Hybrid dough proofing. So I tried 25 minutes gave the bread a rotation and another 10. A little too long for the rectangle loaf. Ok onto the straight leaving Bacon bread tried 20 minutes with a rotation and another 10 minutes and the money shot! Next week I am thinking a merlot rosemary with cracked pepper sourdough... maybe1 point
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Did a Wagyu brisket overnight and just served to family visiting from NZ. They never had that cut or bbq like that. All guests blown away. Gossamer held the overnight temp within a 4 degree range without one adjustment. Incredible. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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I would like to try a pizza with some of the pesto that I made, here goes. Take a Lebanese Mountain bread from the freezer, add some pesto, olive oil and some toppings and you have- This is a quick way to have a tasty pizza. Since the dough was previously baked the pizza came out with a nice crispy crust.1 point
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Did another batch of pesto today, this one is going to be frozen flat. Look at what came in the mail today- This company is new to me. I thought I'd give them a try, service has been great and those Zanzibar pepper corns have some kick to them. It is the only one I opened so far but the yellow of the turmeric is awesome.1 point
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Made a new recipe for pesto today using the mortar and pestle. This recipe only used 1 clove of garlic where my first batch used 4 cloves for the same amount of basil leaves. They both tasted very good, what can I say. One of these days I'll put it on a KK pizza. Off to make another batch. Done, this one I plan to give to a friend, it is better. I worked a little faster and perhaps that helped.1 point