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Used the basket splitter to do some reverse sear prime strip steaks. Cooked at 275'ish, then let 'er rip for reverse sear directly over the coals. Very impressed by how quickly the KK goes nuclear.

Starting the reverse sear:

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Might as well grill some onions once the steaks are done:

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Can't believe I almost forgot the money shot!

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I'm in love. 

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Some baby backs....

This was a last minute cook so I didn't rub the racks the night before. I did find that rubbing them an hour or so before cooking that the ribs held the flavor of the rub so much better then the night before.

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Looks good tiny I have never tried rubbing ribs overnight have always rubbed them an hour or so before putting on interesting to hear there is a difference

Outback Kamado Bar and Grill

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Used the basket splitter to do some reverse sear prime strip steaks. Cooked at 275'ish, then let 'er rip for reverse sear directly over the coals. Very impressed by how quickly the KK goes nuclear.

Starting the reverse sear:

image.jpeg

Might as well grill some onions once the steaks are done:

image.jpeg

Can't believe I almost forgot the money shot!

image.jpeg

I'm in love. 


Yum. I'm stoked I got the basket splitter

Outback Kamado Bar and Grill

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