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That's a kewl idea. Sounds like everyone had a good time. Lessons they will never forget getting.
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All interesting suggestions. Will take some measurements and see what I can come up with.
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Really sorry to hear about that. Just keep looking on Craigslist and e-bay. If they are going to sell it, eventually it will show up. They may wait a while but eventually it will. I imagine Dennis has records of everyone who has ever bought one so proving it isn't theirs should be fairly easy.
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That would work for me. I was under the assumption it was 1 probe per port. With this size kamado I'll only ever need 2 probes and then only on certain cooks.
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TY everyone. This was really a test to see how fast I could slam the temp up to 500* and get cooking. Total time was about 30 minutes. I learned a little bit along the way and next time I think I could get it up to temp and food on the grate/in pan within 15 or 20 minutes at the most.
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That is totally awesome. Congratulations.
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My sister gave me that for a wedding gift. Other than my wife, best gift I got at the wedding. I only use that side for final slicing. If I use it for raw food I flip it over and use the bottom(no juice groove)
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Sorry took me a second to get it posted.
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You won't burn your boat to the ground but you will loose one person's worth of weight capacity - LOL
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No menu and one picture - Yea I was slacking last night. CI pan on the Super Jr at about 500* Smashed Klondike Royale potatoes with cheddar cheese,finished in the Blackstone (for a quick cheese melt). Flat Iron steak pan seared to a nice MD rare. Sliced thin with a Brandy, mapple, balsamic sauce. Served with a side salad.
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A two Sleve upgrade would be awesome. One for meat temp one for grate temp. For now there really is no issue routing them through the dome opening. I have to do that on my other Kamados so I'm use to it and it doesn't seem to hurt anything.
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Nice looking treat. You have all the kewl cooking gadgets. I don't have many. Might need to up my game and expand my arsenal.
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Nice idea. Now if I could only find a mini DO for my super Jr. If I could find a 10" skillet with a flat lid. I could cut the handles off and use it as a smoking heat deflector. It would need a flat top so a drip pan would sit on it. Hmmmm - got me thinking.
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 Neapolitan pizza night...
ckreef replied to tinyfish's topic in Bread, Pizza, Pastries or Desserts
Now that statement seriously calls for an intervention. -
Mrs skreef really wants a bass boat. If I get her one then the doors are wide open for another kk. If we went pontoon (thought about it) it would have to be a larger one. I'll be watching this thread to see what you get and what you think about it.
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TY tony - I too love good food porn.
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 Neapolitan pizza night...
ckreef replied to tinyfish's topic in Bread, Pizza, Pastries or Desserts
I imagine the xl BGE is seriously worried about finding it's new home is the curb. -
That's a good idea. When you lay your bacon out in a row maybe use 3 extra strips. One at each end and one in the middle. Might help hold it all together. Will try this next time.
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TY MacKenzie. If I have the time and it's appropriate I try and take a full set of pictures for most of my decent cooks. It helps that I have a very cooperative family when it comes to foodie pics. I've also gotten pretty fast at snapping pics, cropping and posting.
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Maybe a limited seating, limited menu Backyard Bistro open one or two nights a week. If I win the lottery and get bored spending the money - LOL
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Just a couple more weeks and I'll post all 4 recipes. As far as Bisquick goes - hey if it works and you're happy with it then it's a good recipe. My recipes are what I came up with for the way I like to do it. They might not be for everyone but they are tried and true for my use.
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TY cc. This is really so much more than pizza. It's really a dinner dish you eat with your hands. Sloppy and good so have plenty of napkins on hand.
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That is a kewl tool. Might have to make one of those. I've done fatties before but wrap the bacon a little different. I like crispy bacon. A bacon weave always leaves the bottom layer of the weave a little under cooked for my liking. Instead of doing a full weave I do a single layer wrap using thin sliced bacon. Doesn't look as nice and the bacon doesn't stay on the fattie as good but all the bacon is crispy.