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Big bad 32 to Denmark

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Hi All,

So next week is the big day. My Big Bad 32 will finally arrive after year of looking(and saving ;-)  ).

The last 6-8 weeks it has been in transport and now is is finally time. :-)

I have been reading a lot on the forum and it has been a great source of information. Thanks to all for sharing it help the process. :-)

I look forward to joining the club and hopefully make great food. 

Br. Lars

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I will be sure to share pictures. 🙂

First cook. 🤔

Any good suggestions? Thing it will be something simple to get to know the new grill. 
 

For sure the duck will go on for Christmas. And I need to do a practice run with a chicken or 2. 

Today i have a primo xl and a joe jr. so this will be a big step up  👍

 

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2 hours ago, Lars said:

Today i have a primo xl and a joe jr. so this will be a big step up  👍

You have a good foundation cooking on those grills. The transition to the KK won't be that dramatic. You already understand the basic principles of airflow = temperature. You will just have to get used to the new top vent settings for specific temps (bottom vent is not critical as long as the fuel is getting enough air.) The other thing will be that the KK takes quite a bit longer to heat soak, but is much more stable than those grills once up and going. 

First cook should be something in your wheelhouse that you've done a lot of - pork butts, ribs, spatchcocked chicken, whatever it might be. Wouldn't recommend a packer cut brisket as your first cook!

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Welcome Lars! 

I get a tingly feeling just remembering KK delivery and uncrating day, make sure you take lots of pictures, we all love to see them, but its surprising how often I personally look back at those pictures and fond memories.

Make sure you've got something to cook during the burn-in process, i didn't cook anything and i regret wasting all of that heat.

Most importantly, enjoy the whole experience, it really is something else uncrating and setting up your KK, pictures really don't do them justice.

 

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20 hours ago, tony b said:

First cook should be something in your wheelhouse that you've done a lot of - pork butts, ribs, spatchcocked chicken, whatever it might be. Wouldn't recommend a packer cut brisket as your first cook!

I thing nice burgers will do the trick on friday🙂 i think it will arrive 1pm. 🙏

19 hours ago, alimac23 said:

Make sure you've got something to cook during the burn-in process, i didn't cook anything and i regret wasting all of that heat.

Talking to Dannis and burn-in not needed on the new models. Just out of the box and start cooking. 😀

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15 hours ago, tony b said:

Kinda sad actually - the burn-in was a "rite of passage" for KK owners. 

Consider it a trophy Tony for going the extra mile. Have to say that the added prep on Dennis's part saves him alot of phone time and his customers,.. peace of mind.

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I can see from the comments that a burn-in is needed to join the club 😂

The day is finally here and it was just delivered. 

 

It is on a EU pallet. Do you guys think I need to extend the ramp? Or how is the rolling of experience?

Unpacking til be in 6h.... Can't wait 😀

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I can see from the comments that a burn-in is needed to join the club 
The day is finally here and it was just delivered. 
 
It is on a EU pallet. Do you guys think I need to extend the ramp? Or how is the rolling of experience?
Unpacking til be in 6h.... Can't wait 
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Just in time for Christmas! Can’t wait to see what you start creating in the beast


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5 hours ago, BalconySmoken said:

Just in time for Christmas! Can’t wait to see what you start creating in the beast

Yes it was perfect timing. 🙂

Unpacking went well. I modified the ramp to be sure to get it down i one peas.

Waw I am impressed seeing and using this thing for the first time. 

@DennisLinkletter what a product you have created!!! 
 

Here is pictures from yesterday. I had good help from my son and father. 

Simple but very testy burgers.   

 

 

 

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