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A little surf n' surf New Years Eve dinner

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Lobster tails ready to go on the kk

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Melted some butter

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Put the tails on meat side down. they are about to go into the butter mix 

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Tails were put into the butter then placed back on the grill shell side down.

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All done

that was the appetizer. Also made some New Orleans style BBQ shrimp on smoked gouda cheesy grits

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Hadn't done even a single pork butt in 2016, so started this last night and reaped the rewards today. Either my last cook of 2016 or first of 2017 depending on how you keep score. My son, whose kitchen skills are limited to reheating and toast, will be taking about half of this home with him tomorrow. Served with Reef's Vinegar Sauce, which I thought was excellent.

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1 minute ago, HalfSmoke said:

Hadn't done even a single pork butt in 2016, so started this last night and reaped the rewards today. Either my last cook of 2016 or first of 2017 depending on how you keep score. My son, whose kitchen skills are limited to reheating and toast, will be taking about half of this home with him tomorrow. Served with Reef's Vinegar Sauce, which I thought was excellent.

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Looks good. Been meaning to ask you about the sauce. Glad you liked it. It's a good one if you like vinegar based sauces. 

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Just now, ckreef said:

Looks good. Been meaning to ask you about the sauce. Glad you liked it. It's a good one if you like vinegar based sauces. 

Love vinegar sauces for pulled pork and this definitely shoots high up the list. Less of the vinegar harshness than my usual sauce, which is nice. And love the consistency as well. Reduced down to about 12 oz, so almost like a thin syrup. Lots of directions you could go with this, but excellent as it is too.

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Both of these cooks look wonderful. The KKers on this forum all seem to be master chefs to me. I now realize what I have missed all these years eating out. I have the equipment and the KK now I need to start learning how to cook. This forum has been a real eye opener and learning experience. 2017 will be my year to start KKing!!

 

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Both of these cooks look wonderful. The KKers on this forum all seem to be master chefs to me. I now realize what I have missed all these years eating out. I have the equipment and the KK now I need to start learning how to cook. This forum has been a real eye opener and learning experience. 2017 will be my year to start KKing!!

 



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Spun a nice little sirloin roast last night.  Rubbed with Wegman's garlic & herb spice and Italian seasoning.  Cooked at 250*F until 120* internal, then cranked the KK up to full flame and seared the outside until it has a nice and crispy bark.  It was very good indeed.   Redhead Sue claimed all the leftovers for lunch today.  Need to use the rotisserie more often.

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Still looking for a good "hands free" BBQ light. I've tried several of the LED gooseneck styles with C-clamps. They work great for a while, but soon develop the need for Viagra! Might try this one next, as it was the Recommended one on Cooks Illustrated.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GM477G8

Anybody found one that they really like?

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I decided to give my salt plate another try today, used the kitchen oven as the cook for the fish was less than 10 mins. so couldn't see any reason to use the KK. Yes. in the summer I could just so the kitchen wouldn't be heated up.

Placed the salt plate in a 400F oven for 30 mins. and just set the fish on top.

After about 5 mins. it looked like this-

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So i flipped the fish and let it go for a couple of mins.

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Plated.

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This was probably the best fish dinner I've cooked not that I have a lot of experience with fish. :) 

 

 

 

 

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