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Looking forward to seeing the results. Iโm sure it will be great
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Thanks for the info, I have a PR being delivered from Snake River farms tomorrow. A nice Wagyu for my 60th birthday in September i wasnโt exactly sure how to go about it on the rotisserie but will be collecting as much information as possible between now and then ๐
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Great looking bird !!!!!
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That is a great looking dinner Tony !!!!!!
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After a nice long walk this morning we decided it would be a nice day to spin a chicken in the KK. I took some small potatoes and fresh zucchini from the garden and put them in foil with chicken broth and placed that in the drip pan. We put the veggies in while getting a good heat soak going as I wanted to cook the chicken for the last 30 minutes with no pan under it to try and crisp the skin. After doing it that way I donโt see any reason why I couldnโt cook the chicken for the last 30 or even 40 minutes without a drip pan or foil at all under it. the entire cook was done at 400 F. We were really happy with the results, unfortunately I forgot to take plated pics but here is the chicken ๐
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Great looking steak Remi !!!!!!!
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Great looking pizza !!!!!!
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Iโm in New England so I bought the cover. I have it on right now as there is a tropical storm right off the coast and will use it for snow but most days it is uncovered. I was done with Primo when my second brand new fire box cracked on itโs first cook. They both cracked in the exact same spot during a rib cook. I really liked my Primo but I think there is a design flaw with the new fire box.
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Iโve done the BGE to Primo to KK thing too. There is no comparison. With the egg I was constantly re centering the lid. With the Primo I was on my third firebox. With the KK I just cook. Iโve only had my KK for a month now but I love it, the others are fine cookers but this is in a different league altogether.
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Not me, I like big thick pizza. For that style youโd be leaning more to Neapolitan
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After over a decade of desire, I finally ordered my KK
C6Bill replied to johnnymnemonic's topic in Forum Members
And I hate to cook without my MK4, it is a must have. -
After over a decade of desire, I finally ordered my KK
C6Bill replied to johnnymnemonic's topic in Forum Members
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Great looking ribs Tony, my pork lard arrived yesterday. Iโll be giving that a try real soon !!!!!!
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I am the boss of my Flame Boss !!!!!!!! But I did make some changes to my music room last year, no more tubes ๐ฅด
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Thatโs some really good looking butt, Iโve never cooked one that hot and fast. I might have to give that a try ๐
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After over a decade of desire, I finally ordered my KK
C6Bill replied to johnnymnemonic's topic in Forum Members
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And I had the fire going for a total of 6 and a half hours yet the KK hardly burned any of the coco char !!!!!I I swear it only burned a tiny amount of fuel and I was running at 300 degrees
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Thanks and pork is easy, brisket is in fact bold. Pork is way more forgiving ๐
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I highly recommend the BBQ Sundae, I think it would work well with just about anything you can cook in the KK ๐ And I think next time I will treat it like a reverse sear. Iโll take the piggy out for a quick rest and remove drip pan, bring the temp up to 500 and go back in for a few minutes skin down with direct heat. The skin that was crispy around the neck was really tasty. Then we dropped off the hams with all the fixings for a friend and my sister and her husband, they lost his mother Wednesday night (94 years young) she was a wonderful woman.
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Everything was great, absolutely everything ๐ The cake was Strawberry cheesecake ice cream on top with death by chocolate below and the middle was crumbled Oriole cookies with whipped cream frosting. It is really good ๐
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Ok, that little piggy was absolutely delicious !!! Well worth the expense in my humble opinion, while it isn't something i'd do on a weekly basis it is something i will be doing a couple times a year. Anyways the only issue i had was i did not get the skin crispy. I should have cranked the heat for the last 30 minutes but was busy with a few things in the house. And the BBQ Sundae was made up of a Slice of sourdough, baked beans with bacon, then the pork and a little BBQ sauce and then topped with apple cherry coleslaw. Then serve with pickles, Fritos and some cranberry sauce on the side. And of course ice cream cake, can't have a retirement party without ice cream cake. Thank you to all who have contributed to this thread, it made it really easy to have a successful cook And thanks to Dennis, the temp control on the KK is so easy, I set that thing at 300 and walked away for 2 hours, it never flinched !!!!
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That is some good looking beef !!!!!
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Those look great !!!!!