jeffshoaf Posted February 10, 2023 Report Posted February 10, 2023 Anybody watch cowboy Kent on YouTube? I find him very entertaining and informative; he doesn't KK (don't think one would work well on the chuck wagon) but he does use a variety of cookers. Hasty Bake recently came out with a Kent Rollins signature steel "barrel" smoker and he uses it in some videos; those techniques should translate to the KK well. 2
Tyrus Posted February 11, 2023 Report Posted February 11, 2023 I like his Chilli Jeff, yum. Simple, yet satisfying and easy to change up without destroying the base . His video's set in the Texas background with the old chuck wagon feeding the range cowboys was entertaining too. He does drop a steel or cast stove called "Bertha" for demonstration and his cooking approach is done with a rustic flare I like. Yah, he's entertaining in a wholesome, honest kinda way. I still search for him on Youtube when I want to cook something untraditional, rather than the customary way. 1
Tyrus Posted February 11, 2023 Report Posted February 11, 2023 This I did last night, it was supposed to be boneless country style ribs, and since the weather was 62 here in the eastern US I was itchin to get at the Santa Maria. It fits the Kent Rollins way of looking at cooking, roasted over maple wood. 4
jeffshoaf Posted February 11, 2023 Author Report Posted February 11, 2023 3 hours ago, Tyrus said: I like his Chilli Jeff, yum. Simple, yet satisfying and easy to change up without destroying the base . His video's set in the Texas background with the old chuck wagon feeding the range cowboys was entertaining too. He does drop a steel or cast stove called "Bertha" for demonstration and his cooking approach is done with a rustic flare I like. Yah, he's entertaining in a wholesome, honest kinda way. I still search for him on Youtube when I want to cook something untraditional, rather than the customary way. He's in Oklahoma for most of his videos but does travel for events. He has a video on Bertha; if I remember correctly, it's a recreation of a wood-fired cook stove that came out in the late 1800's-early 1900's and was towed behind the chuck wagon on its own trailer. https://www.hastybake.com/products/bertha-cowboy-stove#:~:text=Kent Rollins' signature wood-burning,stove will last a lifetime. 1
tony b Posted February 11, 2023 Report Posted February 11, 2023 Similar to Bruce Mitchell pimping Blackstone Griddles. I like his YouTube videos, too! Bruce Mitchell On The Bayou - YouTube
