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By Michiganian22
Hello Gurus!
I am looking to sell my Kamado Joe Big Joe I, red color.
I am the original owner and bought it in 2015.
It is available for pick-up in Tampa Bay, FL. $700 OBO
Thanks!
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By LJS
Hi Kamado Peeps,
So, my friend bought me a 100 day grain fed Cattleman’s cut. I went reversed seared method, but not finished off in pan ON the GRILL
Slowly brought her internal up to 49° Internal and rare. I had a steady burnt with cherry wood for over an hour. Let rest and then finished off sliced on a bed on mashed potatoes, blanched asparagus with chimichurri homemade sauce.
What a brilliant pcs of meat just so good. One day I might spend the money and try a Wagu…
Keep smoking
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By Kamado_Rich
I thought I'd care a great cook experience with you all that I just had. I have a Kamado Joe Big Joe III and I reverse seared some USDA Prime Ribeye's that I picked up at CostCo today. I used the flexible cooking system and used one half of the heat deflector plates and left the other half open to flame. I seasoned the steak in the Meat Church Holy Cow seasoning and let them sweat out while I got the grill to temperature. I set big reg to 225 for smoking and it took about an hour (give or take to get the ribeye's to about 120 degrees. After that I opened up the Big Joe and let her rip to about 500-550 degrees and then seared the steaks for about three minutes aside. I also made a compound butter consisting of rosemary, Italian seasoning, fresh garlic, salt and pepper. After searing, I took tented the steaks in foil and let the compound butter melt on top. Lastly, I did some twice baked potatoes in the oven. All that said, the pictures speak volumes compared to this brief description. This is probably the best steak I've ever cooked. Just wanted to share. Thanks to everyone that's continued to help me on my journey in Kamado style cooking!
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By Smokingdadbbq
This was unexpected, on Saturday a grocery store had Tomahawks in for $16/lbs vs 28 at my local butcher so I thought I would give them a try.
I used the Jess Pryles dry brine method (link) and left them uncovered in the fridge for three days flipping and drying once a day before cooking last night when I seasoned them with hardcore carnivores black rub
set the egg up for a reverse sear and eventually sliced into pure magic. Easily top 3 ever which was unexpected given their grocery store pedigree
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By DaveBevan
Hi,
Has anyone tried cooking a tomahawk steak in the joe jr. Cooking area of 13" enough for the steak and the bone?
if it's not an option ... then my next step is to move up to a classic.
If yes - please give me your thoughts on how you approached it.
Thanks,
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