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I second CC's note - I've never had a problem with my CI smoke pot "going out." Occasionally, I'll open it to find that it hasn't completely turned to charcoal, but that's usually due to the cooking time being shorter, say for ribs or a small roast. Any long lo & slo cook will almost always consume all the smoking wood in the DO. And, I always use my Guru if the cook is longer than a couple of hours. So, I don't think that's the problem either. Like CC said, make sure that you set the DO directly on top of your lit coals. Your problem might be that if you set the DO somewhere else, the coals never get going under your pot, so it never gets hot enough to produce any smoke??
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[insert favorite food here] and Beer, yum.
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OK, I'm impressed!
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Wilburpan says that's their "everyday" china! That's how he rolls!
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Pounce, dude! http://komodokamado.com/forum/topic/5336-anova-discount-code/?p=50320 $154 for the new model and free shipping! What more are you waiting for???
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Hallelujah - He's seen the light! Like CC said, "I feel your pain." When I visit my dear friends back in SC, I have to cook on their BGE. What a struggle! Like swapping back to a manual transmission after driving an automatic for a few months! At least it's not a metal kettle!
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I had the smell, but no tiles bubbled up on my burn in, just a couple of spots of white residue. YMMV. Just don't freak out, it's normal and no harm is being done to your new baby!
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Homemade Hot Dog Buns - get the F out!!! You're just amazing, gurl!
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Dennis posted this technique back some time ago. I've tried it and it works. If you want more smokey flavor, just do the sear on the KK first, then put the meat in the SV pouch and finish the cook in the bath to your doneness. You will lose the crust, but the color and smokey flavor will still be there. And, again, NEVER toss out the juices in the bagl they make a fantastic pan sauce! Here's the book on SV cooking that I have. I highly recommend it. http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Sous-Vide-Temperature-Techniques/dp/1456336975/ref=sr_1_12?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1430760017&sr=1-12&keywords=sous+vide
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The Backyard Bistro does it again!
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Teaser.. Now 6 KK Grills in the lineup!
tony b replied to DennisLinkletter's topic in KK Announcements
SAH-WHEET! Still want one of those double dial draft doors for my 23", Dennis. -
Serious pie, dude! Pepperonis look a tad crispy though.
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The smokes rings were seriously kewl!
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Thanks. That one is almost "ancient history" by now.
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No worries, mate!
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And no frantic 9-1-1 calls or emergency room visits either! Keep on rocking it, baby!
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Excellent idea, provided those legs are hollow. Since I don't own one with legs, I don't know for sure how they are built, but I would suspect at a minimum that there is a solid covering at the connection to the pot, otherwise, you have food down in the legs - where it would burn and be a bitch to clean.
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$179 on Amazon right now for the new model. http://www.amazon.com/Anova-Culinary-Precision-Immersion-Circulator/dp/B00UKPBXM4/ref=dp_ob_title_kitchen
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Thanks for hanging with us, cpwebb. We're slowly getting folks back on the Forum after the software shuffles. A number of regular posters went into hibernation during that time.
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You did better than me. Looked all over for that damned outlet store and never did find it???
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