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I’ve made these numerous times and I’ve posted the recipes as well so I’m only posting a few pics of this cook. See Links: Enchiladas / Sauce: https://www.kamadoguru.com/topic/12654-enchiladas-verde-con-pollo/ Rice: https://www.kamadoguru.com/topic/24634-mexican-rice/ Started out making the sauce. Roasting the veggies and cooking the chicken. Once everything was done I mixed the chicken with some slivered onion and some cheese. I rolled / wrapped up a dozen enchiladas. I covered them with more sauce and some cheese and baked them on the kamado for 25 minutes. I plated some up with some fresh made Mexican rice, Frijoles’, some radish and a Modelo Negra. Muy Delicioso! Thanks for looking.

I'll second this choice. I've had one for 5 years and love it.

Spent an uneventful time at home watching it rain outside most of the weekend. The one thing we could do was prepare for the Super Bowl. What goes good while watching a football game? Wings & Thangs of course. I’ve made these Honey Sriracha Chicken Wings and Buffalo Chicken Potato Skins before and they turned out great so I made them again and decided to share the pics. See link for detailed recipe and cooking method: https://www.kamadoguru.com/topic/38718-honey-sriracha-chicken-wings-and-buffalo-chicken-potato-skins/ All I got this time were these plated shots They were extremely delicious just like the last time. Thanks for looking.

Thank you St1brew and Ron5850. And you're right, it was

Thank you Rob. It was delicious.

Thank you KK. It was about as close to perfect as I can get.

Thank you Golf Griller. It was perfect to me. I had to cook some a while longer for my wife as she doesn't like any pink let alone red.

Thank you ndg. I too did lick my lips when I was done>

It’s been a while since I last cooked anything let alone posted a cook. Sorry for that but life is just very busy and hectic for us these days. It’s also been a while since I’ve had Tri Tip and it recently went on sale, so I picked up this 3.79 lb. behemoth. I took it out of the package and trimmed it up a little. I them minced some fresh Rosemary from my garden. I rubbed it down with some Worcestershire sauce, then some fresh ground salt, some fresh ground black pepper, some steak seasoning and finally the minced Rosemary. I wrapped this up in plastic wrap and let it rest in the fridge for 6 hours. I then made up some Tzatziki with I also let rest in the fridge for 6 hours. Around 4:00 I started prepping the Redhead for the cook. I started by spreading a layer of red oak chunks in the bottom of the Vortex ring. Around 5:00 I lit up a chimney of lump and poured it over the oak chunks. I place the Tri Tip off to the side and let it slowly come up to an I.T. of 113 degrees. I then took it off and loosely tented it with foil. I then opened up the vents and let the Vortex go nuclear! (Here a pic without the flash so you can see it) I then placed the Tri Tip on the CI grate for 3 minutes per side. I then brought this in and let it rest for 10 minutes before slicing. While that was happening I sliced up some veggies. I then sliced the Tri Tip in half along the seam where the grain chances direction. I then thinly sliced each half across the grain. OH YUM! I had purchased some nice Pita bread so I made a Tri Tip Pita sandwich. Delicious!

I feel everyone has the right to eat what they want. Having said that, I fine this video very funny.

Keeper, I've been by that spot (or a spot very similar) in Estes Park. Stayed twice in a hotel on Fall River there although I don't know where the Arkansas is from it. Best spot for me isn't a cooking spot so much as a picnic spot on the Madison River in Yellowstone N.P.

While you're there if you could finally find that "guy named Charlie" for us it would be great!

When shopping and got some groceries we needed. Picked up some nice brioche buns and we made cheeseburgers on the Akorn Jr. again. Sliced up the veggies. Cooked up the burgers. Assembled my cheeseburger and plated it with a slice of water melon, some pringles and a Modern Times Blazing World Hoppy Dank Amber. Delicious. Thanks for looking

Braised Lamb Shanks are heavenly. Link: