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Some good looking ribs!
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Looks fantastic - well done!
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Thanks! Obviously a big fan of mac ( amazingribs.com "crack n cheese" my fav) and will definitely be giving this one a try
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Looks delicious! I have never made mac in rice cooker and would love to hear the recipe.
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Outstanding cook - making me hungry for some shorties!
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My evolution from beer can, to spatchcock, and now rotisserie is complete with a fantastic first cook! Dry brined with salt and baking powder overnight and a simple rub of onion power, garlic powder, oregano, parsley, pepper, paprika. Only a KK can get chicken as moist as this. The team was too hungry for plated pics's!
My big debate was whether to use a drip pan / deflector and I opted to use none. Pleased with the color this yielded but would welcome other thoughts on this topic.
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Finally got my Roti locked and loaded for the first cook and decided to go for a beef roast. Salted overnight, rubbed, roti for 3 hours at 225 to IT of 120. Pulled to get the heat up and went for 15 mins at 450-500. As you can see this was clearly too long and needs to be adjusted for my next cook.
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Crackle indeed and pork fat does rule!
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It is a boneless rib eye roast. Will give it a shot and update you with the pics next week!
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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!
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Well I just got my BB32 cradle and spit rotisserie delivered and sorted. Ready for a first cook this weekend!
Thinking about beef roast and would welcome any advice (not seeing rotisserie beef on the forum?)
The current plan is:
- dry brine overnight and apply rub right before cooking
- start indirect at 225
- at internal 120 crank up for a sear
Still debating on using the spit (I also bought the Octoforks) or cradle. Leaning towards the cradle.
Thanks in advance
Tom
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All thoughts with you and your family
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Looks like they have the good stuff! I will be in the states in August and give them a try.
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This is a Japanese Kurobuta (black pig). It is a wonderfully marbled butt - not a belly. I have never seen them in the USA - doubt they export.
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She does have a custom cake business here in Japan. Check out cookie hound on Facebook for more of her custom work.
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That is beautiful meal
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Outback Kamado Bar and Grill
Trying again
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While not a cook I thought you all might like the Fathers Day cake my wife made for me. Everything you see made from cake and frosting.
I did make a pulled pork with no picture!
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As we would say in Japanese - zenbu oishiiso - it all looks delicious!
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Better you than me! Looking forward to an objective evaluation of the results.
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Thanks all! We all love optionality so I will go for the full boat of cradle, spit, and forks.
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I am just getting ready to order my first rotisserie accessory for my KK32 and wondering what the best set up might be for a roti newbie. Cradle, spit, buy octoforks ..... any advice appreciated!
Tom
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Beautiful - only a KK could make a breast that juicy!