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Another Super Bowl Cook: The Twins
aljoseph replied to CentralTexBBQ's topic in Kamado Cooking and Discussion
All my favorite things in one place. Eat well and congrats on your Anniversary spread. -
Dang it all DH, your cooks and photo's just keep getting better and better. Missed ya.
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The best thing about the Super Bowl...:
aljoseph replied to KismetKamado's topic in Kamado Cooking and Discussion
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Well they certainly look fantastic. Maybe the 2nd coating wasn't necessary - Give it a try and let us know.
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Welcome aboard and kudos to you on your ribeye roast. You'll find lots of help here if ever you need it.
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Good morning Allen and welcome to the forum. Would love to see pictures of your setup and the smoke-house.
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I just now finished eating and after looking at that ribeye, I'm hungry again.
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Those wings look to be awesome.
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Kamado Joe Classic ii - Greetings from Norcal
aljoseph replied to tomlevine1's topic in Introductions
Welcome aboard Tom. Great looking setup. -
Good morning and welcome aboard Tim.
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Dang, that looks really good. Nice job.
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Now that's what I'm talkin' about. That last photo is dynamite.
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Yummm for sure. Tasty looking ribs.
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Absolutely awesome. If only that steak were sitting in front of me on my dinner plate. Wow.
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Those wings look "eat'n" good. I looked for some of that Lefty's spices locally, no go :-(
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I've got a Foodsaver (2nd one) but would just love to have a commercial chamber sealing device. My buddy has one, and uses it a lot to vacuum soups and other liquids.
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Too bad you can't somehow get some of that chili to me for a taste. It looks great. Well done!
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Happy Anniversary you two. I'd say the two best gifts you have are each other. Cook on guys.
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An absolutely awesome looking steak and it looks to be cooked to perfection. Yowser, I'm drooling over your photo's.
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I usually slice the ribs into 1 or 2 rib sections before plating them so bending isn't a problem for me. Besides, cooked ribs are very flexible and they should flatten easily. Not sure about a pork belly, but I'm also thinking about a brisket.
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With regard to starting a fire in very windy conditions, I've done this: Put a fire starter cube (or two) directly on the ash grate and then pile on the lump. Light your fire from underneath using the ash door opened enough to insert a long stick match or butane lighter.
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Congrats on the new purchase. You're going to love it. I've cooked on BGE's for several years now with nary a problem. It's a really great investment.
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Has anyone bought or used one of these yet. Looks like a great way to cook 5 or 6 racks of ribs along with a whole chicken. All at the same time. https://bbqguru.com/storenav?CategoryId=9&ProductId=386&utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=facebook_ad&utm_campaign=rib-ring&utm_term=remark-2&utm_content=snb-2&fbclid=IwAR1D1x1VhrogSwkJi4avIo8ELjUC22R0RNLTvVAH14bmpEQOA2N-A5f50ao
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Carlita is on board with her new Kamado Joe Classic II!
aljoseph replied to Carlita's topic in Introductions
Good morning Carlita and welcome to a really great forum. I think you're really going to love cooking on your new KJ Classic and can assure you that you'll get all the help you need from the fine members here. Stay in touch and keep us posted on your progress. -
Decks have been know to do that to the inside color of kamados. Happened to me too.