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bosco

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  1. beautiful spot for that new KK.  You are going to love it.  I just want to give some advice of maybe shipping or screwing something down behind the KK.  I can't tell for sure but it looks like a bit of a drop off behind it.  I would maybe just drill into the stone a small piece of wood metal to prevent it from rolling back. 

    Do you have any more photos of the deliver or setup?  We love photos!

    Welcome

  2. It looks good to me. The only thing that I can see that he may have done wrong is cut it thin along the angle side.  This reuces the bend near the top which makes it hard to see the third muscle.  But that is tri-tip, I can tell by the way the meat swelled after cooking.  Very distinct looking cut of meat.

    Tony, since you love Santa Maria style, can you try my rub once and let me know how it holds up against what you have had?  Here is one I created and have been very happy with over the past few years.  When I get a tri-tip.... this is what goes on it

    1 tbsp kosher salt

    1 tbsp fine ground black pepper

    1 tbsp garlic powder

    1 tbsp oregano 

    1 tsp cayenne pepper

    1/2 tsp sage powder

    1 tbsp of dried rosemary or fresh chopped

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  3. basic as basic can be..... put foil where the meat lies

    I run front to back usually with one large piece of foil folded in two, and leave the sides open.  its not science in any way.  Even a drip pan under the meat is more than enough.  You are preventing the direct heat from coming up.  

    KK fire pit to grate is large enough that you don't have to worry.  Think about all those crazies on the brethren that swear by an UDS.  Its an oil drum with fire on the bottom and meat usually hanging up top.  More distance the food is from the fire, the better.  The BGE and the KJ primo etc need deflectors because you are cooking right over top of the fire.  

    I have adopted the philosophy of keeping it simple.  No more gadgets and gizmos... basic bbq on the best cooker and a instant read thermometer.

  4. Funny I read that title and new exactly what you were feeling when you wrote that.  Yesterday I was cooking chicken in between night shift and caught myself smiling while I was out back with the grill.  The smells and owning a KK is just such an awesome thing

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