Tlinder,
We will be patient, just stay on the board, we need the Swiss influence
Was your father from South Carolina? Just wondering, that's where BBQ God's all come from
Oh yeah, congratulations on your choice
Tlinder,
Welcome to the forum. Please share some of your cooking secrets, what you cook, how you cook, and what you cook on. What are some Swiss dishes and recipes?
Thanks,
Curly
Same here, after a hot cook throw all grills etc on there and open her up. Use a brush to get the chunks off. If it was a living thing...it won't live through 650-1000 degree heat.
Welcome Chef. Let's make this dude feel at home. He's a pastry chef and I'm sure we all need to learn how to cook that stuff so we won't continue to look like stick men (and stick women) all our lives.
Post some cooks and recipes.
Baby Backs
I will be doing a couple racks of babybacks for the fourth. I've typically shot for 225'ish at about 6 hrs, but I'm not really worried to get it to 250. Just watch the ribs for doneness.
I've never done it that way, always pulled them and sealed them with the foodsaver. In fact I have a foodsaver bag sitting on my desk here at work with pulled pork. 2 minutes in the microwave and that's as good as it was on day 1.
sorry, no help.
Oh, he's gonna really rub it in if his KK gets here before yours.
I remember the cooking in the rain days and am so Happy now to have the large porch and be able to go out there to check things out without getting wet.
He put ears on it too?
Great post man, that should be the first requirement for all new owners. I'll do mine when the time comes.
Dude, that was messed up making your wife lift the 600 lb thingee while you took pics
And then trying to slow cook the kids They ain't goats ya know