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Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Cooking
Used the cold smoker with cherry and coffee wood.. Only salt, pepper, and dried Thai chilies. Fat rendered beautifully, super tasty and moist.. left them to rest, left the room, came back and they were almost gone.. 240º until they split when lifting.. -
New- Locking Gas Door Rods, in stock
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Announcements
Ok I've added the link in the locking rods listing to help people go directly to the shield. -
New- Locking Gas Door Rods, in stock
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Announcements
Please send your order here.. [email protected] and my staff will take care of you. You can also put stuff into the cart and then abandon it.. -
New- Locking Gas Door Rods, in stock
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Announcements
Too many grills shipped with the rear heat shield. We have them both in stock. https://komodokamado.com/collections/23-ultimate-spare-parts/products/draft-door-heat-and-ash-shield-for-23 -
Here they are.. This is only the two SS machined/threaded rods with the plate to bolt them with the tiny bolts already on the door. Does not include the SS heat shield. Which is also available. https://komodokamado.com/products/23-32-locking-rear-gas-door-rods
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My OctoForks arrived last week but I've been at the factory this week. Will give them spin tomorrow with some boneless chick thighs.
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Ahhh... I have 8 sets in "READY STOCK" at the Cerritos Warehouse
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When new ideas come in I generally put them into production immediately.
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Thanks for the kudos We also stuck a heat shield in there..
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Use a pad that is glass safe.. If you look on the back of the tiles there are ridges the tiles are usually larger based on which direction those ridges go.. Remember this is not grout but a high tech insulation we use as adhesive and grout..
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How long charcoal burns is by weight not volume.. That's why hard wood charcoal is more desirable. The box of my coco is half the same 20lb box of my lump.. I've seen large bags of charcoal that were only 15lbs.
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Great first cook.. Just a suggestion, next cook, pass on the fluid in the drip pan, The low airflow created by all the insulation creates high humidity on it's own.. with a drip pan full of fluid you are often just steaming your food and you will find getting a great bark / crisp skin more difficult. I don't know anybody who adds water or fluid to their KK's drip pan, just my 8 cents.
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Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Cooking
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Here we go again.. Steven Raichlen PBS Project Smoke ~ Season 3 Shooting in Solvang, CA thru March 10th I sent a 42” Serious Big Bad in Cobalt Blue and a 23” Ultimate in Olive & Gold Pebble both with brushed stainless topped side tables. These will both be available discounted after the shoot.
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OctoForks New Twist on a Roti Shaft
DennisLinkletter replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in Komodo General
I have the new KK spit-rod roti for the 19", 22", 23", 32" and 42" in ready stock.. -
I've been doing necks as a butt substitute for about two years now. They have intramuscular speckled fat which the butts and shoulders don't have. You can also slice then thin and use them like a skirt steak. Quick sear and serve.
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Habanero peppers.. always bring some heat and fun to the party! My wife eats them with rice when she can't work out to get her endorphin fix/rush!
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I only distil vodka from time to time, have no idea that all that does but I LOVE TOYS and that looks like a great one..
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Dayumn.. I counted 5 taps! Going for the gusto.. LOVE IT!
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Home run.. Please send me larger images of the cooked steaks on the cutting board for Instagram..
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I'm guessing that would clog more quickly with certain woods and might need an overnight soapy hot water soak to clean. Not the end of the world. I think the larger mesh still makes sense as anything small enough to get sucked thru this will probably just end up on the inside floor of the grill in the ash.
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I'm going to get Dave Zier to chime in here.. He's our KK meat wizard butcher..
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I think all US Lamb is technically mutton.. In the US a rack is 3.5 - 4lbs. The biggest AU ones the high-end restaurant distributors sell here are 1 kilo or 2.2 lbs.
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And because it's less gamey they also slaughter much older so the meat on the ribs is 2/3rds as big as your hands not these ridiculously small AU lollypop thangs they sell here, The US lamb fat gets clear with a yellow tint and is awesome just a tad charred. I'm drooling just writing about it,,