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Thanks guys Thanks guys Soaking it overnight in a brine, 1 cup kosher salt, 1 gallon apple cider and some spices. Will put it on the fire Christmas morning.
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Anyone ever cook a whole fresh Ham. Its about 23 lbs, bone in. I was planing on a long slow roast, but a little worried about the center being in a dangerous temperature zone too long. How long will it take and at what temp? Suggestions welcome.
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Holiday Weekend Cook....What's In Your KK?
baking with fire replied to twharton's topic in KK Cooking
Holiday Weekend Cook Have 2 veal racks. Roasting them in the KK Sunday. Any suggestions -
much better than brisket After reading Curlys suggestions, I Closed bottom vent completely (door and wheel) and was able to get and maintain 220F. At about 5:00pm internal temperature of the chuck roll was 186F, opened bottom wheel all the way, and the top ½ turn open, and got her up to around 280, at 7:00 PM internal temp was 194F, and I took it off. And grill was at 300 for the first 9 or so hours, then 9 hours at 220 and last 2 at 280, total cooking time of 20 hours. This was my first chuck roll and it came out excellent! Thanks again for the help.
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Thanks Curly I had the fire go out once before on an overnight and was feeling uneasy about cosing the vents too much. I keep getting that jump right away, so letting the kk get hot, slower is what i will try next time.
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I have a real hard time keeping temperature low. Last night, I filled the basket with lump, start a few pieces in a chimney maybe a ¼ full or less, when glowing dump on top of coals in the KK and closed the lid. open top vent 1 turn, bottom vent door closed, small wheel open all the way. 20 minutes later temperature was at 700ºF, all coals are lit and fire is roaring. Reduce top vent to 1/8 turn open. Bottom vent door closed, and wheel open the smallest amount possible~ 1/16 open. Temp dropped to about 325 I put the chuck roll in, about 11:00. Checked at 12:00/ 320F, 4:30am and 8:00am, holding at 300ºF. What am I doing wrong?
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New Upper Grill Photos
baking with fire replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Features & Accessories
sear When can we order the upper/ sear grill? I love skirt steaks seared real close to the fire. -
cut tops off beets rub with olive oil and sprinkle with salt place on a piece of aluminum foil add a clove of garlic cut in half and a sprig of rosemary to each (I substituted chopped herbs-but it was not as good) Grill at 375-400 F for about 1 hour turning once let cool in foil for 20 min. open foil, skins should come off easily cut as desired and serve
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Stabilize grill temp at 350 sprinkle hens with salt and pepper grill 45 min. breasts up flip over and cook another 15 min.
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Look Closer Got the grill to my house late night before I left town for a few days. Had to squeeze in a first cooking the next day after work and before packing. Filled center ring half way with charcoal and fired it up. (would not use so little charcoal again- but its my first try) Temp got up to 375 ( couldn't get it higher)and put the pork tenderloins on to get some color about 10-15 min. then moved to side and placed veggies over direct heat. If you look close you can see the glow just below the pork.
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Placed an order for a Black Textured OTB with Dennis on June 30th. Used a Paypal account to pay for grill, which inturn gets billed to my American Express card. Amx bill arrived about 30 day later, but unfortunately had massive fraudulent activity. I explained to amx rep that there was one legitimate charge on card and that I was sending in a payment for it. About a week before grill was to be delivered, I receive a e-mail from paypal that states my amx card requested a chargeback
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? So ummm, where is the letter?
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Making your own basting liquid What is the finished product?