waldo

Re: cast iron skillet/ other thanks again. will call/email for the product.

Re: cast iron skillet/ other Where can I get a cast iron pizza pan?????? Canadians are limited in choices.

Re: Grill Floss in Canada wow, thank you mk1, I will let you know. I contacted a company rep in Toronto today and left a voice mail. regards, waldo

Re: Grill Floss in Canada I found a contact person in Toronto - see where that leads me.

Re: Pork ButtCook/ Sauce Advice I am sure he/she is worth it!!!!!!

Re: Grill Floss in Canada this item at Amazon.com will not ship to Canada. Item is not available on Amazon.ca. go figure.

Just read the thread on grill floss. tried to purchase it. not available in Canada??? Anyone know how to purchase and deliver to Canada????

Re: Pork ButtCook/ Sauce Advice I have both side by side. Started my cook at 8:00 am. Internal temp of 124 at 12:00 pm - 225 avg. dome temp.

Re: Pork ButtCook/ Sauce Advice thanks. early riser on a sunday?

Re: Pork ButtCook/ Sauce Advice Another comment - left the rind on - good idea or should I trim?

Re: Pork ButtCook/ Sauce Advice Thanks for the advice. I appreciate the comments, pics, and help. I have some fresh thyme in the garden and will make both sauces - raspberry chopotle and the ultimate bbq sauce. Should I mix the pork in the sauce and freeze for the weekend? ( Sept 28) or add the sauce to the pork when served? or add the sauce to the onions when sauteed? or keep the sauce as an add on for each person? I would like to offer both options and perhaps one with no sauce??

I am doing a pork shoulder - 16lb cut in half this weekend. Looking for some advice. I do not have any extruded charcoal and have learned I may need up to 16 hrs. of cook time to reach 185/90 at 220/25 temp. I don't think my charcoal will last that long. I am also looking for advice for sauces to go with apple smoke. Going on a fishing trip with the guys - pulled pork on a bun with sauteed onions on the side. any ideas would be appreciated!!!!!! waldo

Re: Finally Arrived!!! Olive pebble

My grill is beautiful. After an anxious time waiting for it at customs in Toronto, Canada (they opened it and looked inside - not following the obvious instructions - I might add) I finally have it now in my back yard. first cook will be steak and potatoes as firemonkey described a while ago using the lower grate. The cover that johnnyboy made fits perfect. now I really feel part of the "family". waldo

Just received my new cover for my soon- to- come KK. Excellent craftmanship and service. Well done Johnnyboy!