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I've been saying for years that Tri-Tip is the tastiest meat on the cow. I'm spoiled because there is a reasonable Indonesian Wagyu supplier. I prefer 5-7 marbling wagyu.. It's to die for. I use coffee smoke during the first part of the reverse sear, take it to 130 and let it dissipate it's heat before blasting it for color and crust. Sometimes I put it in the refrigerator overnight, then grill it cold so I can get a great crust without overcooking it or getting a well-done outside layer. After I get the color and crust I want I warm it slowly indirect to eating temp..
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Install the top two bolts finger-tight. If you have some of the original black foam (or any small piece of styrofoam- half-inch square) that was sent with the tables, you can use it down low next to the lower bolt to hold the plate out if necessary, then tighten the lower bolt only until the table is level then tighten the top two down tight leaving the lower where it is..
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32, 38, 42" Grate Comparison 32" Upper 418 sq" (2,698 cm2) 1 pce 32" Main 576 sq" (3,716 cm2) 1 pce 32" Lower 544 sq" (3,514 cm2) 1 pce 38" Upper 496 sq" (3,202 cm2) 1 pce 38" Main 688 sq" (4,437 cm2) 3 pce 38" Lower 602 sq" (3,878 cm2) 3 pce 42" Upper 614 sq" (3,958 cm2) 1 pce 42" Main 774 sq" (4,984 cm2) 3 pce 42" Lower 730 sq" (4,714 cm2) 3 pce
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Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Cooking
Both look great; why can't you take credit for the pie? -
Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Cooking
Coffee of course! -
Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Cooking
I was asked to make some Q for my daughter's boyfriend and his parents. I cooked up both port and beef ribs and two pork necks for pulled sandwiches. https://youtube.com/shorts/4UyxKOShYRM?si=CpwCS0lHovORBnoy -
What's the best way to quickly and easily light your charcoal grill so that you can start cooking without a lot of fuss? In this video, I demonstrate how to use my favorite toys to light my charcoal quickly and easily.
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This video shows the two options for the teak Komodo Kamado side tables and how easy and fast it is to install and adjust them.
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Smoking with wood can produce less-than-tasty results. If you're not careful, acrid, bad-tasting smoke can easily be produced. This video shows how the Komodo Kamado smoke generator helps you get high-quality, clean smoke that enhances your cooking every time.
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How do you choose the best kamado grill size, and what must you consider? Explains why grill size matters so much and why considerations such as how much smoking versus grilling you want to do come into play.
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All the new grills have their gaskets on the lower lip...
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BB32 Rotisserie Basket Splitter
DennisLinkletter replied to AAAsh's topic in KK Features & Accessories
Tony gets a box of charcoal every time he calls me a genius! -
BB32 Rotisserie Basket Splitter
DennisLinkletter replied to AAAsh's topic in KK Features & Accessories
It's how we get four levels and a right down on the coals screaming hot blackening sear! -
BB32 Rotisserie Basket Splitter
DennisLinkletter replied to AAAsh's topic in KK Features & Accessories
No plans to make a pan like that because I've never had anyone ask for one.. A better idea might be to use the upper grate upside down with the handles on the firebox and tall legs up instead of the lower grate.. This would give you extra room for a tray with sides. You can also put a couple of those large foil meatloaf trays on the roti splitter and fold the foil over the center rail. -
I'll make a section on the forum with the new videos.. Here's a simple first-light video.. How to light a charcoal grill
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Problems with Komodo Rotisserie Cradle - Pin Doesn't Fit!
DennisLinkletter replied to Marchitect's topic in KK 411
Heylo.. Please always contact [email protected]. I can't look up your order/grill because your email on this forum differs from the one you purchased your grill with. The problem is this is a 23" grill/sleeve with a 32" cradle/shaft. -
The 38” Goldilocks is the newest member of the KK family. We took our 42” Serious Big Bad grill, sawed it in half, and pulled 4” from the middle. It is a reduced size 42". It has the same double two-spring hinges, the basket splitter is standard, and a stainless lip protector. Its inside dimensions are 38” wide and 22” deep. It comes standard with three levels of 3/8” 304 stainless grates that can cook on four levels. The main and lower grate have rods front to rear and come in three pieces. It also comes standard with a charcoal basket splitter reducer that lets you cook on a reduced volume of charcoal. This creates a two-zone cooking environment. The grill weighs 1,560 lbs—(74 lbs less than the 42") and rolls easily on five high-density black rubber castors, four in the legs and one under the body, to distribute the weight evenly. It has 208 lbs of 304 Stainless.. Standard tiles $ 8,240 Bronze and Pebble tiles $ 8,480
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Thanks for the Kudos.. Yes, the 38" has a double hinge with two springs. In every way, it's a smaller version of the 42" SBB, not a large 32" BB.
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I'm very pleased about this nice write-up about Komodo Kamado and me in USA Today... Click here for the USA Today article
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38" Goldilocks formula: 32 + 10 = 42 42 - 4 = 38
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Announcements
That being said.. We must remember that 32" BB + 6" IS 38" Although that vehicle of thought obviously doesn't drive in reverse.. Sygies is cringing! 😃😁😂 -
38" Goldilocks formula: 32 + 10 = 42 42 - 4 = 38
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Announcements
LOL, it's 6:30 am math.. After a night shift, after 10 days in Bangkok!! -
38" Goldilocks Unveiled.. The 38” Goldilocks is the newest member of the KK family. We took our 42” Serious Big Bad grill, sawed it in half, and pulled 4” from the middle. It is a reduced size 42". It has the same double two-spring hinges, the basket splitter is standard, and a stainless lip protector. Its inside dimensions are 38” wide and 22” deep. It comes standard with three levels of 3/8” 304 stainless grates that can cook on four levels. The main and lower grate have rods front to rear and come in three pieces. It also comes standard with a charcoal basket splitter reducer that lets you cook on a reduced volume of charcoal. This creates a two-zone cooking environment. The grill weighs 1,560 lbs—(74 lbs less than the 42") and rolls easily on five high-density black rubber castors, four in the legs and one under the body, to distribute the weight evenly. It has 208 lbs of 304 Stainless.. Standard tiles $ 8,240 Bronze and Pebble tiles $ 8,480