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I can relate to this especially when you have to add, the exchange rate to convert US to Canadian $ to the mix. However I do not regret one cent of the expense now that I see what a fantastic cooker this is and I will have it forever.Not only is the food taken to the next level above the normal kamado cookers but it is a piece of art.

If I had been there it would have been gone earlier.

THERE is right.

Jon, isn't that a great story, you are just full of coincidences.

Aussie, I am glad that critter is in your backyard and not mine.:)

If one was using this setup it would be easy to slip the sheet of ice into the frying pan below by just lifting the hinged part of the main grate.

Happy Birthday, Aussie, you don't look a day over 40.

Aussie, that is marvelous steak dinner.

Beauteeeful. :)

That rotisserie cook looks just as good as I imagined it would be. Soon you will be addicted to the rotisserie method.;)

Yes a spot for other cooking devices would be great, We have a place for sous vide under, " Recipes & Cooking Techniques ". Maybe could change the title to Sous Vide, Pressure Cookers, Air Fryers, etc.

Sounds wonderful, Sharon. Copies, printed and saved. I'll be giving it a try.

Happy Times to everyone.

Your turkey pieces sure look delicious.

Fantasitic, Sharon. I did a winter squash in the pc today, 5 mins. and it was wonderful. I'm taking it to a family gathering tomorrow.

I'd say that the turkey is perfectly cooked, gorgeous colour. :)

Absolutely love that cooker and I just wish I was one of the tastees of the turkeys.

Can't wait to see the finish.:)

beermachine, that was easy peasy, I am the other half. Good luck. you both will be thrilled in the end. BTW, this is not just another grill, it is a work of art.:)

That should do it.

The good news, LarryR, is that you are back and sounds like you plan on cooing up a storm.

Exactly what tinyfish said. Dennis ships all over the world and he will be able to help you.

Right back as you , Bruce.

Thanks, Bruce. I have not tried the air fryer, did some research on them and came to the conclusion that while the fries maybe good they are not the same as deep frying. I am eating them for a treat not my health so I figure I might as well go whole hog. :)

I did another run on the pressure cooker fries. The results were just like the last batch, tender crispy fries. Recipe Using Russet Potatoes: Cut the fries. Soak in cold water to remove some of the starch. Pressure cook for 2 mins, level 1, normal release. Set them on a rack to cool and dry. Deep fry at 375F until golden. Blot off the fat and sprinkle with salt. I have leftover pc cooked potatoes so I will freeze and save for later. A little closer so you can see the fries. Tony, I hope you have a chance to try these. Your pc time might be different but the principle should be the same.