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All those yummy meats in the pictures. my mouth is running haha
Got a 17# brisket ready to go on the Kamado Joe in about an hour. Should be ready in around 15 to 17 hrs.
Wow that’s a long time…Definitely nothing to cook when you are hungry haha.
More like cooking/BBQing in advance."If you're going to do something, do it right the first time"
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Bet the inside was tender
Yes it was Ed. Some of the best I have eaten. I will have to do another soon.
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@smallerstick and @RonW Wow, looks like some great food. Makes me want to do a “BTP food tour”.
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@smallerstick and @ronw Wow, looks like some great food. Makes me want to do a “BTP food tour”.
That would be a great idea, a BTP BBQ
smallerstick and ronw Wow, looks like some great food. Makes me want to do a “BTP food tour”.
That would be a great idea, a BTP BBQ
All I can say is come on down.
I have this sirloin tip roast going on the Kamado Joe this weekend for a low and slow cook.Ron
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smallerstick and ronw Wow, looks like some great food. Makes me want to do a “BTP food tour”.
That would be a great idea, a BTP BBQ
All I can say is come on down.
I have this sirloin tip roast going on the Kamado Joe this weekend for a low and slow cook.A BTP food tour; what a concept! Sounds like a plan.
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Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.smallerstick and ronw Wow, looks like some great food. Makes me want to do a “BTP food tour”.
That would be a great idea, a BTP BBQ
All I can say is come on down.
I have this sirloin tip roast going on the Kamado Joe this weekend for a low and slow cook.A BTP food tour; what a concept! Sounds like a plan.
I’m in! 😉
My son’s 1st birthday is the 14th, but we are having family over tomorrow. The grill will be going all day…burgers, brats and dogs.
Anyone have a killer burger recipe they want to share?
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InstagramAnyone have a killer burger recipe they want to share?
Mix it 40/60 ground pork/beef and don’t overcook.
Some times I’ll mix in raw egg, bread crumbs, wosh, and a bunch of spices. Not everybody likes that though, especially kids can be finicky on flavouring the meat too much.
My son’s 1st birthday is the 14th, but we are having family over tomorrow. The grill will be going all day…burgers, brats and dogs.
Anyone have a killer burger recipe they want to share?
Here are a three good ones.
Ron
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Member since March 26, 2014.
Is that done yet Ron?
Bet the inside was tender
Yes it was Ed. Some of the best I have eaten. I will have to do another soon.
May have to try something else, see what your doing. Think my last one wasn’t hot enough. Cooked, just not the same
Is that done yet Ron?
Bet the inside was tender
Yes it was Ed. Some of the best I have eaten. I will have to do another soon.
May have to try something else, see what your doing. Think my last one wasn’t hot enough. Cooked, just not the same
I cooked the last one at 200-220°. Until the internal temp was 195°. Let rest for a couple hours wrapped in aluminum foil and towels in a cooler to keep warm.
Ron
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smallerstick and ronw Wow, looks like some great food. Makes me want to do a “BTP food tour”.
That would be a great idea, a BTP BBQ
All I can say is come on down.
I have this sirloin tip roast going on the Kamado Joe this weekend for a low and slow cook.After seeing you master that Kamado I’m definitely going to be ringing your bell one day lol
And nice find for those burgers Ron, might have to give them a try.In the second video, he uses extra virgin olive oil to oil his grill. Never use any olive oil for high temps like that. Any olive oil is low burning and just burns and gives an acrid taste when it burns off. He should be using a high heat oil like peanut oil or at least cannola oil. Olive oil is not for cooking basically.
In the second video, he uses extra virgin olive oil to oil his grill. Never use any olive oil for high temps like that. Any olive oil is low burning and just burns and gives an acrid taste when it burns off. He should be using a high heat oil like peanut oil or at least cannola oil. Olive oil is not for cooking basically.
Yea not sure why he did olive oil on that cook. I really like using Ghee for anything on the griddle. In another one of his videos he shows how to make it. Basically a clarified butter.
Ron
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Did a roast and smoked slaw today. Turned out great. Smoked the roast for 3 hrs then wrapped with cling wrap and cooked at 210° for 8 hrs.
That looks good @RonW! I have to say that I’ve never heard of using cling wrap on a grill before, but it sure looks like it worked just fine!
Also, thanks for the burger recipes above!
Jon P.
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InstagramDid a roast and smoked slaw today. Turned out great.
Never seen a head of cabbage cooked like that. What’s the ground beef stuffing? Do you pre-cook it before stuffing?
Smoked the roast for 3 hrs then wrapped with cling wrap and cooked at 210° for 8 hrs.
Wouldn’t wrapping in tin foil do the same. I’d be afraid of the plastic into the food. Never seen that done before Ron.
Did a roast and smoked slaw today. Turned out great.
Never seen a head of cabbage cooked like that. What’s the ground beef stuffing? Do you pre-cook it before stuffing?
Smoked the roast for 3 hrs then wrapped with cling wrap and cooked at 210° for 8 hrs.
Wouldn’t wrapping in tin foil do the same. I’d be afraid of the plastic into the food. Never seen that done before Ron.
It’s garlic, olive oil and various seasonings put into were the core was. After smoking a dressing is added.
No foil wont have the same effect. The plastic wrap traps all the juices. And it basically boils in it’s own juices. One does have to be careful not to let temps get above 230° or the plastic wrap will melt.
Ron
A Working Pro since 1994!
Member since March 26, 2014.
Did a roast and smoked slaw today. Turned out great.
Never seen a head of cabbage cooked like that. What’s the ground beef stuffing? Do you pre-cook it before stuffing?
Smoked the roast for 3 hrs then wrapped with cling wrap and cooked at 210° for 8 hrs.
Wouldn’t wrapping in tin foil do the same. I’d be afraid of the plastic into the food. Never seen that done before Ron.
It’s garlic, olive oil and various seasonings put into were the core was. After smoking a dressing is added.
No foil wont have the same effect. The plastic wrap traps all the juices. And it basically boils in it’s own juices. One does have to be careful not to let temps get above 230° or the plastic wrap will melt.
I really like the smoked cabbage, Ron. How long do you cook it? Same as the roast?
The plastic wrap to finish is something I haven’t heard of before. I have used plastic wrap on armadillo eggs to start the cook, then, once the meat sets up, take the wrap off to finish. I will have to try the wrap to finish. Thanks for that.
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