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The KK Basics Video has gone viral.. 700K views.. 547k in the last 90 days! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADc2EfP8GnI 50% we’re gone in the first two minutes, but 21% watched the full 25 minutes, that’s almost 115k full 25-minute views in the last 90 days. I want to make an FAQ video. Please give me ideas for some questions you think should be included.. Thanks in advance for your help.
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The very early grills have a CNC cut hole with vermeculite insulation in the hole. It can easily be removed with a hammer and screwdriver. This adapter from BBQ Guru can be tapped into the hole with a hammer and it's snug and tight.. https://www.bbqguru.com/product/1-3-8-adapter The hole in the faceplate is CNC cut for this adaptor.. Set the adapter into the hole at a little angle, then tap the high side with a metal hammer. It will click/snap into place and will be tight enough to require a happer to remove it. You will also need to get a plug for the sleeve. They come in both colors https://komodokamado.com/collections/23-ultimate-spare-parts/products/bbq-guru-plug-nat-teak https://komodokamado.com/collections/23-ultimate-spare-parts/products/bbq-guru-plug-black-1
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Much easier.. KISS works here.. These photos are of the mockup.. In the final version, the gap between the two triangles is filled.
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My sister asked for a teak wine rack, and I love the results. It's one of my favorite projects in 35 years of building furniture professionally. These are my hand-hewn teak floors. https://handhewnfloors.com
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Unless you are left-handed, put the closed side of the charcoal basket splitter on the right. The closed stainless part should shield your hand while cooking.. Right-handed setup
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Beautiful location.. Thanks for the Kudos!
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Dave Zier https://ziersprime.com
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I have a new customer who is hellbent on using a temperature controller. It's been many years since I've played with one. Does anybody have one they love? Also, wireless probes. I had the early Meater and could never get it to work. I'm sure the new ones are better. Does anybody have the Combustion probes? They look interesting.. Appreciate your feedback..
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The polder tubes are threaded and have a stainless plug, and the silicone ones for the cables/wires.
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Please throw that clip away; it is unnecessary. The thermometer won't fall out of the grill. It is used to hold the lip of a pot.
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Grilled flank steak on the lower grate of the Kamado.
DennisLinkletter replied to Mark Jacobs's topic in KK Cooking
My favorite steaks are Flank, Hanger, Strip, Tri-Tip, Skirt, and Flat Iron. They just have more beef flavor than traditional steaks, which I almost find boring in comparison. I've cooked 20X more TriTip over any other protein in my KKs.. It's my go-to for everything, including sandwiches and salads. I can buy Wagyu Tri-Tips raised in Indonesia, which are reasonably priced. They were a staple for my kids growing up.. -
If you would like a Duck hanger for a 21" please write my staff at [email protected] and they will take care of you..
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There is a temperature at which the baking steel alone will brown the bottom and cook the top. There is no need to use the stone.
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you've seen a lamb shank, now look at my beef shank!
DennisLinkletter replied to jacklondon's topic in Techniques
LOL I did not notice the date! -
you've seen a lamb shank, now look at my beef shank!
DennisLinkletter replied to jacklondon's topic in Techniques
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I've been forced to raise the price on all KK products by 10% today to help offset the new 19% tariff on goods from Indonesia. I've been eating 10% since March. Today, it was announced that the tariff will be 19% going forward. I hope this will be short-lived. However, it could be worse, as tariffs on the rest of Asia are even higher. 19% is devastating for my factory-direct business model..
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If you want to bake the Napoleon cracker crust pizzas.. I suggest using a baking steel (carbon plate 1/4-1/3"). At 500º, it mimics 900º on a standard baking stone, creating the same leoparding on the crust. My baking stone works beautifully for bread and dough with yeast at about 550-600º. The density of the stone determines how fast it cooks.. Heat transfer.
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Help - big fire - do I need to do anything to fix grill ?
DennisLinkletter replied to JordanLitro's topic in Komodo General
I suggest you don't do anything. That black jacket of oil and smoke protects the material from moisture. Cement is hydroscopic, but the oil in the walls makes it hydrophobic.. -
That definitely does not look like refractory cement..
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AliMac23 spun this beautiful 12kg piggy using a spit, which can be much more challenging to get centered than using the cradle. But you can't argue with the results!
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Best to try to fill the tears from the bottom up.. Get the acrylic material as far down in the tear as possible. Blunt tip 14 gauge syringe https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9jiyK6an5b4 Syringe 20 or 50ml Blunt Glue Dispensing Needle 14Ga