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We WON!! Komodo Kamado won the Newsweek Magazine Best Barbecue Smoker Award… Thank you all for your help voting, I can’t begin to tell you how much I appreciate it. https://www.newsweek.com/readerschoice/best-bbq-smoker

My new beastie, Ultimate 23 in Terra Blue.☺

This was my birthday gift to myself, lol...The fanatical level of attention to detail and "overbuild everything" philosophy is apparent everywhere on this beast, compared to my KJ Big Joe III, Joe Jr. and Large Green Egg (all of which I love) this thing is on a COMPLETELY different level, it looks like it could take a nuclear strike!!!😂 Thank you to Dennis and the Komodo Kamado team for making such an incredible piece of "Cooking Art", I'm very glad I've joined the Komodo Kamado family.👏👍🙏😊

First up will be 2 Beef Dino-Ribs (for the initial learning curve of dialing in my low & slow temps, lol) then this monster drops, a full packer "A5" Japanese Wagyu Brisket that's been chilling in my freezer since last November...Wish me luck!!!👍🤞😊

The cowboy steak, an impressive hunka meat. There was a break today from the heat and I just cleaned up/touched up the rust on the Santa Maria grill with some sanding and a fresh coat of paint so it needed to be fired up. Seared low at first and then coasted to temp up high, fresh sweet corn (yum) and a few leftovers...pictured is 2nd plate. Additionally is the new fire pit, it's a beast, side to side it's 42 inches, 15 inches deep, 290 lbs and almost 3/4 in thick. It does come with cooking attachments, I'm mulling the thought.

Tis the season Generally butter but some like it hot, hot sauce that is. I agree with the thought that pictures are tasteless, however if there's anyone to make it happen my money 's on you.

bak kwa this is like a marinated minced meat snack from south asia. it's like caramelized grilled pork jerky. this stuff costs around $40 USD/lb in a shop.. first time using coco char. i bought it from amazon! 😅

Welcome to the Obsession. Looks like you're off to a good start. Need pics of that all-important 1st cook! What's on the menu?

What a beauty. Welcome to the KK family @moebutt!

Let the games begin, very nice and you know10 years from now it's going to be looking just as sharp.

Out here there are more pigs than people - seriously! While most of it is pedestrian for the mass market, we do have farmers that raise the old heritage breeds - most have heard of Duroc and Berkshire, but there's lesser-known breeds like, Red Wattle, Mulefoot and Swabian. It's like the Waygu of pork. It ain't "the other white meat!" I had a local butcher shop that carried some of them, but alas COVID did them in. I can still find it occasionally but have to work a bit harder at it now.

I am tempted to try one, probably two :), as well. I love my Fireboard 2 Pro. I just hate the wires.

Chicken dinner, always a winner.

crab with ginger and spring onion

catalan dinner

last few meals in japan and korea… fugu (poison tiger puffer fish) and fugu shirako (the white reproductive organs or basically the sperm of the male fugu) both tasteless and expensive.. shabu shabu with some of the best beef from Kobe. again, tasteless and expensive… a little river fish from a tempura lunch. i love how they present these.. and back to seoul… soy sauce marinated raw crab packed with roe. delicious and rarely served in US koreatowns. i don’t think they can get this species of crab. closest would be maryland blue, but not really… a rather famous myeongdong beef brisket and tripe stew. a bowl costs around $20 US. i guess you can say its priced to match current economic conditions in seoul. wonderful taste like a clear consommé and a midday snack. i don’t know what this is. but it was delicious..🤤 and some comic relief..

Big Bad 32" Dark Autumn Nebula

21" Supreme Terra Blue Pebble