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bobvoeh

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  1. That is the doneness I am always striving to achieve. My family likes there steaks more medium as well, so that is about as pink as I can give them without receiving complaints that its too rare.

    I love how evenly it is cooked throughout even though it is such as thick cut. Great job.

  2. As an added precaution' date=' it should be fairly simple to tether it to the deck just to be safe.[/quote']

    That really sounds like a good idea. Pretty much attach it to the deck as it was attached to the pallet. If it can get from Indonesia to Florida without tipping over, I don't think a bear can do much worse.

    Although I've been wrong before.....

  3. Well, I can't say I have a problem with wildlife trying to tip it over, but I've moved mine around several times using the lid handle and it does not feel like its going to tip at all. Its over 600 pounds and seems very stable when I'm rolling in and out of my patio, as far as its center of gravity. But I bet someone else will have an even better answer than I. Sorry I can't be of more help. Just my 2 cents.

  4. Mine came with one stone and two pans. The stone is the heat deflector. The smaller pan holds the stone so the bottom does not take direct heat from the flame. The larger pan is the drip pan. My stone does not have a pan integrated as if it was poured into one. Its a stone with 2 seperate pans.

    Here's a pic of when I got mine.

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  5. Thanks for the warm welcome. I do have a ceramic cooker that I purchased this spring - a BGE. I had not heard of KK when I pulled the trigger and bought a medium egg' date=' table, ci grate, etc. I am enjoying it and putting it to good use. This forum is great since it does not worry about what you own, but rather how you put it to good use. [/quote']

    I have 2 friends at work who have BGE's and I have learned much about ceramic cooking from them. We are one big happy BBQ family !!!

  6. I just rub them with butter, then sprinkle on some of Chef Paul Prudhomme's Blackened Redfish Magic Seasoning Blend. I also like the way the skin gets nice and crispy. I just put them on the upper grill so they don't get burnt on the bottom.

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