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Re: Nathans Famous Hotdogs
Well,depends on how long you sear it for... Think 5-10 degrees but I'm talkin Celsius...
If it ain't done enough for,you shut all the vents top and bottom and let it dwell for 2-3 mins extra. It won't char much more but will keep cookin thru
Cheers
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Re: G'day Australia /Townsville Queensland
Rambo ignore then all. I have a KK in Melbourne and the food stayed on just fine!
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Re: Portuguese Chicken
Sorry those brain cells are long gone.
I Think I cooked to temp not time, that is thigh temp.
The issue with dry was I cranked up the heat to darken/crisp the skin
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Re: New BB32 Autumn Nebula coming to Rochester NY
Are you saying your Dad was Bruce Bayer? If so how cool!
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WOW Ribeye
in Beef
Re: WOW Ribeye
Well done Gaz!
No loss of the arm hairs on the back draft?
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Re: Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
I will find you a picture of where this is cut from the pig.
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Re: Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
It's up near the shoulder, when I bought it it had the spine still attached. I had the butcher remove it.
I think it is a higher cut than shoulder.
Also called Pork Scotch Fillet if that helps
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Re: Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
Grabbed a pork neck from the South Melbourne market and brined overnight for the first time
Tied with string and rubbed lightly with paprika and pepper, thinking there was enough salt, fennel and garlic in the brine.
On to the Kamado at 9.00 at a steady 260F and off at 6.00. Had a long stall at 3.00 so wrapped it for a couple of hours
Internal got to 185F and it was just sliceable
And next day had dinner again, even better cold and sliced thin!
Served with Mexican rice, roasted cherry tomatoes and an awesome Hungarian peppers&tomato dish
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Re: Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
Ooops double post
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Re: Just learning about our new KK
Gaz I'm gutted. I saw that butt and it looked like a champ. Met up with Gaz during the week, what a gent he got me a Grill Floss from his trip, to the USA!
Totally agree that the top vent is just cracked open and the bottom about a coin width is plenty. This gets me to 225 - 250.
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Re: North or South Carolina better for CoCo Warehouse?
Melbourne sounds good
If its priced well it will sell here, plenty of interest in cooking over charcoal down under
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Re: Charred & Scruffed by Adam Perry Lang
I think it's a great reason to do it all again
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Re: Vacation - Bali it is!
Also dinner at Ku de Ta is sensational but expensive. World class food, gets table with a beach view (grease the maitre de) fantastic cocktails too. Plan on $200+
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Re: Vacation - Bali it is!
You must go to Water Bom park. It's a water park with slides etc. if you pay entry with Amex you get free lunch and drink vouchers. Go early and grab a bure shelter for a few bucks well worth it but they book out early. Once you have a bure you can order food and drinks to it,
Lay back relax and watch the kids slide!
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Re: Charred & Scruffed by Adam Perry Lang
Dennis... You know better, no photo didn't happen
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Re: Charred & Scruffed by Adam Perry Lang
Dennis for the steak recipe mentioned...
Did you use the brick! Or just adjust the cook level by using differing grills in the KK?
If so, did you use main grill and lower or what?
I do something similar using the main grill and sear grill
Thanks Andrew
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Re: Pressure Cookers
I have a Fagor also, been absolutely great.
Two words that justify pressure cooking... Spaghetti bolognese
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Re: Steam for Bread
Thanks. I call it a probe port...
Probe hole sounds too rude!
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Re: Got Married, KK Front and Center!
JG 50 years is very impressive. Congrats to you also
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Re: Steam for Bread
Polder tube?
What is that?
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Re: Got Married, KK Front and Center!
LarryR as we say in Oz "you are punching above your weight!"
Congratulations, I am 25yrs in and going strong, it's a worthwhile journey
Enjoy!
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Re: Everyday Misc Cooking Photos w/ details
Gunner that's great news, I was worried about your bikini figure!
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Re: Rib Eye Steaks
Reverse seared some top quality rib eyes from Ralphs Meats at Sth Melb market. Well worth the $22 per kg I think.
Smoked to 45C and then held for almost 1hr while Management got the potatoes and veg dept sorted.
Then 6 mins on the sear, wonderful light smoke and very juicy
Managements Plate
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Re: Rib Eye Steaks
Reverse seared some top quality rib eyes from Ralphs Meats at Sth Melb market. Well worth the $22 per kg I think.
Smoked to 45C and then held for almost 1hr while Management got the potatoes and veg dept sorted.
Then 6 mins on the sear, wonderful light smoke and very juicy
Managements Plate
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Turbo Lighting a Ceramic Grill
in Komodo General
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Re: Turbo Lighting a Ceramic Grill
Would have liked to see the inside at the end to,see how well and even the coals were lit.
But man that thing took off like a rocket!
Anyone tried this with a KK?
I,usually keep my Looftighter pointed at the coals to accelerate...