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Baking biscotti on a 94º day...

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No problem when you use the incredibly versatile Komodo Kamado!   

it was unseasonably hot here today in the Reno-Sparks area and I needed a fresh batch of biscotti for a little dinner party we're having tomorrow evening.  And to keep the heat outside the house I stoked my Two-Three KK and let it cruise at three-fifty :) .   

Worked out great.   Garden rosemary, macadamia nut & SoCal orange zest biscotti.  

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@dstr8 - now I've seen everything!  Why didn't I ever think of that?  Amazing.  Great cook and a real eye opener.  This is the first cook of this type  I've ever seen.  I'm gonna try this.  Thanks for the idea and pics.  Kudos all over northern NV!

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Oh my...

In my almost five years of online social media I have yet to see someone do biscotti.  This looks incredible and I really want to do this ASAP.  Amazing Amazing Amazing!

 

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So, the KK was sitting there, after pulling sear duty for tonight's sous vide steak dinner, grill fully heat soaked.   Seemed a shame to waste a good burn...so whipped up a batch of biscotti dough:   Macadamia, fresh rosemary, Coke Farm heirloom polenta meal, orange zest...just to hit the high points...and baked them.  Twice ;).   

If the local dry farmed Early Girls were available...I'd use what coals are left for an overnight drying/light roasting session...but another day it will have to be.

 

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