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Re: WOOOO HOOOO it has arrived!!

:eek::smt110:smt041

Not in my wildest dreams did I think I could order this on Monday 11-05-07 and get it Friday 11-09-07!!!!

Just amazing. :pals:

Yep...not even 8 days huh?

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Not sure if it was the scotch or the excitement :oops:

maybe a little (or alot) of both.

Wicked charcoal arrives today, cooking starts tonight (I already committed my afternoon to playing golf withmy father-in-law)

:(

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Wicked charcoal arrives today, cooking starts tonight (I already committed my afternoon to playing golf withmy father-in-law)

:(

And when you get home, you can grill yourselves steaks at the 19th hole. :) Perfect end to a perfect day.

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Wicked charcoal arrives today, cooking starts tonight (I already committed my afternoon to playing golf withmy father-in-law)

:(

And when you get home, you can grill yourselves steaks at the 19th hole. :) Perfect end to a perfect day.

I thought the recommendation was still to have a conservative cook the first time out before doing steaks??? Dennis...what do you advise on first cooks now?

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There will be no steaks, we are going to do ribs or brisket.

24hrs of less than 250 degree F, then the temps can come up.

But I got the point - enjoy the KK to it fullest after golf today :hello1:

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Can't miss with a big butt or ribs.

I thought the recommendation was still to have a conservative cook the first time out before doing steaks??? Dennis...what do you advise on first cooks now?

All the new Komodos have been completely broken in, smoke tested and per-heated before leaving the factory.. The cosmetic plaster will burn off in the first hour of heating.. Then you are ready to go.

You almost can't miss with a big butt or ribs. I'd save brisket for after you get a hang of it. Remember that when first heating the body is absorbing heat.. Once the body comes to thermal mass and starts giving off heat you will need to dial it back a bit. Have a good cook..

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Can't miss with a big butt or ribs.

I thought the recommendation was still to have a conservative cook the first time out before doing steaks??? Dennis...what do you advise on first cooks now?

All the new Komodos have been completely broken in, smoke tested and per-heated before leaving the factory.. The cosmetic plaster will burn off in the first hour of heating.. Then you are ready to go.

You almost can't miss with a big butt or ribs. I'd save brisket for after you get a hang of it. Remember that when first heating the body is absorbing heat.. Once the body comes to thermal mass and starts giving off heat you will need to dial it back a bit. Have a good cook..

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Hey!! Sanny didn't say that! Sanny said to make steaks when he got home. Sanny knows that the KK is fully broken in at the factory-there are pics of smoke going in em!

Hrumph... :happy8:

Sanny...I am a ventriloquist, and the owner of multi-personality Sybil!

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I think one of the reasons everyone suggests Boston Butts or Shoulders as the first cook is because they are forgiving. Most folks asking about the first cook are new to ceramics and need a good cook meat that will let them experiment with how to set the controls.

-=Jasen=-

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