Hector Posted July 19, 2014 Report Posted July 19, 2014 Cooked up some Ribs today on the Komodo whilst I'm waiting for the new Yoder. I did 3 racks, 2 racks had Mad Hunky GP and 1 rack had my own rub. My rub had a couple of extra ingredients that I sourced from the US. I foiled the ribs after a couple of hours, for an hour The ribs turned out fantastic. The Mad Hunky GP ribs were delicious. My rub was quite different, you could really taste the additional ingredients, gave the ribs aa awesome twist......very happy. I only cooked the ribs on Gidgee, no smoking wood this time.
dstr8 Posted July 19, 2014 Report Posted July 19, 2014 All looks good...but the last photo, well, that's MONEY!
rwalters Posted July 19, 2014 Report Posted July 19, 2014 Sweet cook...looks outstanding!! Why ya getting a Yoder, just curious? Competition? What model?
Hector Posted July 19, 2014 Author Report Posted July 19, 2014 I already had a Yoder YS640 but want to do some comps with it. So I sold my old one and my new YS640 Comp Cart is on the water to Oz. There is no chance I'm going to be able to move the Komodo to comps
rwalters Posted July 19, 2014 Report Posted July 19, 2014 There is no chance I'm going to be able to move the Komodo to comps Ahhhh, c'mon buddy...man up!! People sure do seem to like their Yoder's...congrats! Are there certain things you prefer from the Yoder vs KK, and vice versa?
Hector Posted July 19, 2014 Author Report Posted July 19, 2014 Komodo <br /> - love high temp 700f+ grilling, Pizzas, starting it up with a weed burner, that it is a piece of art, can set and forget with a BBQGuru, build quality, very cheap to run<br /> <br /> Yoder <br /> - love set and forget, great smoke ring without overpowering the rubs etc, portable for comps, built like a tank<br /> <br /> I do love both of them. The original Yoder came first, followed a year later by the Komodo. If I could only have one...... It would be the Komodo but I really do like having both and I do swap and change.<br /> 1
