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Warning: Don't update iGrill App
danielc replied to Lewdannie's topic in Accessories & Product Reviews
They re-added temperature range in the latest update. A step in the right direction, but you can't define a cooking range on a probe defined as an ambient temperature problem. What did they think people use the range function for? It's clear the people in charge of this app have no clue what this thing is used for. They also improved the graph display so that the big box with the time and temp doesn't cover the whole graph, which is good, but you still only see 2 mins of graph at a time. :( -
Warning: Don't update iGrill App
danielc replied to Lewdannie's topic in Accessories & Product Reviews
Basically all of them! No ability to set alerts, target ranges, and the graphing now sucks. -
Steak tartare on a bun Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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To all my Toronto bound friends!
danielc replied to loochie's topic in Kamado Cooking and Discussion
Costco is my first place to look, but seems to be hit and miss as to what they have on that day. Otherwise I like http://toterafinefoods.ca/ They won't be as cheap as Costco obviously but have good selection. If you don't see what you want in the display just ask, they likely have it out back. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk -
Yep, Toronto area is going nuts. Common practice around here now is to list it under market value to get a bidding war. One house not far from here was listed at $1.5M, sold not long after for $800k over asking, with something like 55 bidders......and I've heard of others with more than 60 offers. It's crazy. Sucks for the buying too, since you end up getting your hopes up, and then dashed over and over again.
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Sounds really good....keep us informed of your next attempts!
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I got to see it today but just quickly. Looked quite interesting and I like the idea of nothing to rust or crack, but I would have trouble convincing myself it's worth the money for me personally. Dan
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Mine has a setting for wet or dry. My understanding is the wet setting does a longer seal operation to make up for the wetness and I usually get a good seal. That said usually when I see that it's sucking liquid out of the bag I usually hit the seal button to seal right away to keep it from removing all the liquid. Your model may be different though. Dan Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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You shouldn't worry about that gasket for your cook. That still looks new compared to mine.
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I use the same one....from Lowes here in Canada.
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POLL: How do you access this site?
danielc replied to John Setzler's topic in Announcements / Site Suggestion
Probably 70% ipad, 25% iphone, 5% desktop -
Beef short ribs....how do I know when they are ready?
danielc replied to danielc's topic in Kamado Cooking and Discussion
After about 3.5 hrs they were only around 160 or so so I wrapped them with a bit of apple juice and let the temp climb to maybe 270 and left them another hour. After that I checked a few and they were about 200 so I pulled them off and let them sit in the foil for maybe 10 or 15 mins. They might have gotten more tender with a bit more time but they were good. They had a bite to the meat, not melt in your mouth, but not rubbery. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
Beef short ribs....how do I know when they are ready?
danielc replied to danielc's topic in Kamado Cooking and Discussion
Well thy turned out good , at least for someone that doesn't know what to expect. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk -
POLL: How do you access this site?
danielc replied to John Setzler's topic in Announcements / Site Suggestion
For me it has been probably 95% tapatalk but based on the issues I have been seeing with it, and the good comments I heard about accessing the mobile site I plan to try that. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk -
Beef short ribs....how do I know when they are ready?
danielc replied to danielc's topic in Kamado Cooking and Discussion
These have been going about 4.5 hrs and were only at around 160. Wrapped them to speed things up. Will check them in a bit. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk -
I'm trying short ribs for the first time on the grill. I guess the part I'm unsure of is how to tell when they are ready. From what I read they will get tender, but if you keep going they will get tougher again as opposed to getting more tender and mushy. Is they correct? So how can I know when they are as tender as they will get? Thx! Dan Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Not sure if it's just me but I noticed in tapatalk now I am seeing stuff in "Unread" which is already read (ie no little blue box next to it) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Very interesting concept. Only 25,000 but but with a Kamado I would think that to be plenty. I also wonder how much the top vent would need to be open to feed the flame. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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How to cook .... almost anything or at least the basics.
danielc replied to Ben S's topic in The Cooler
Cool link Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk -
Thanks for the tip. Recommend anything in particular? I think I still have a can of the Krown stuff Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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So yesterday while cooking on my Vision Pro C, I noticed one of the wheels looked a bit crooked. Looking more closely, I saw that the part of the cart where the wheel holds the wheel is coming apart, possibly due to rust. I emailed Vision with photos, and asked if they are sending me a replacement, how much I would need to pay to upgrade to the stainless steel cart so I don't need to worry about the rust. They replied saying if I was willing to pay the $41.17 cost of shipping that they would be happy to upgrade the cart to the stainless one. I thought this was quite fair of them, and placed the order. Good job Vision! Dan Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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As a test, light some lump so that it's going, then throw some wood chunks on the lit coals and close the vents and watch for smoke leaks. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Last weekend I cooked up another beef roast (eye of round) and this week I kept slicing some off for sandwiches which I really enjoyed. That got me wondering.....if I slice a bunch and freeze it in vacuum bags, will it be ok down the road after thawing? Or will it dry up too much once sliced? I figured people here must have tried it Thanks! Dan Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Love the crust! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I wish I could take mine out, but I have the older style basket with the thinner gauge steel, and for that one it's not recommended. :( Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk