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McNoob
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Haven't tried my GrillGrates with chicken yet, but that looks fantastic!




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Get my pies
outta the oven!

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GrillGrate is an awesome invention and I hope that guy is a multi millionaire now. I find that I’m using the smooth side more and more, it’s great for burgers!


 
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SIGMOID!
Care to tell me more about that Salmon
 
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SIGMOID!
Care to tell me more about that Salmon


Yeah, I'd like to hear more as well. Looks delicious.

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Last night's dinner...


Look at that pullback!


Served with my signature mac-salad...


Clean bones...


Those were some real meaty babybacks. My wife bought them and I didn't look at the label; maybe they were St Louis ribs?

Either way, cooked them on the RecTeq at 225˚ with Green Mountain apple-blend pellets. Three hours unwrapped with a diluted apple juice spray every 30 minutes for 3 hours, drenched them one last time with the apple juice spray and wrapped them in foil for 2 hours and then unwrapped them and added BBQ sauce coating for the last hour.

They were divine!

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The ribs look awesome Tony, but the Mac Salad has caught my eye. Have a recipe you’d choose to share?


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The ribs look awesome Tony, but the Mac Salad has caught my eye. Have a recipe you’d choose to share?


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SIGMOID!
Care to tell me more about that Salmon


Sure,
Really pretty easy:
Costco salmon filet, pat dry/ season with Cajun rub from bearded butchers / score filet slightly and add 2 slices of butter and slices of lemon / smoke on top rack @ 250 degrees / mix 1/4 cup maple syrup (costco) with 1 part mustard for glaze / when filet reaches 140 in thickest part / brush on glaze / @ 160 pull off cooker and serve.
This Yoder is so consistent on heat management, makes a huge difference. You got to control the heat !
Today I'm smoking a 3lb turkey breast with honey BBQ rub.
Pics to follow. Wink


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SIGMOID!
Care to tell me more about that Salmon


Sure,
Really pretty easy:
Costco salmon filet, pat dry/ season with Cajun rub from bearded butchers / score filet slightly and add 2 slices of butter and slices of lemon / smoke on top rack @ 250 degrees / mix 1/4 cup maple syrup (costco) with 1 part mustard for glaze / when filet reaches 140 in thickest part / brush on glaze / @ 160 pull off cooker and serve.
This Yoder is so consistent on heat management, makes a huge difference. You got to control the heat !
Today I'm smoking a 3lb turkey breast with honey BBQ rub.
Pics to follow. Wink

Thank you .
I am still on A Weber kettle grill.
 
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Awesome! Thank you!


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Found an old sockeye filet in the bottom of the freezer and figured I'd make some salmon candy. Smoked with alder and a maple rum glaze. Pretty tasty.



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Really loving the GrillGrates.

~3lbs ground beef
3Tbls of soy paste
Coarse salt and pepper
Cattlemen's cowboy rub

I mixed the beef and soy paste pretty good, then I sprinkle in a bit of the dry mix. I use a cheap little press to make the patties, and sprinkle a little more dry mix on.

Topped with:
American cheese
Lettuce
Japanese Mayo
Fried onions in bacon grease
Ketchup

This was a fantastic burger. The flat top really adds a nice crunch to the surface. I will be trying to utilize that more.






That Sockeye looks very good!




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I am still on A Weber kettle grill.

No shame there one of the best and most versatile cookers out there. Get yourself a Vortex and a Slow-N-Sear and you can cook anything you want.


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I am still on A Weber kettle grill.

No shame there one of the best and most versatile cookers out there. Get yourself a Vortex and a Slow-N-Sear and you can cook anything you want.


The vortex is awesome. I made wings yesterday and they got more praise after a 50 minute cook than my 6 hour ribs.







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I made pork belly burnt ends today.

Cubed, seasoned, rested, smoked over hickory for 3 hours at 225F, brought it inside, seasoned, added a touch of maple syrup then back on the smoker for an hour to caramelize

 
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Looks great Jeff, been thinking I about doing some Pork Belly this weekend too and mostly the same way.
 
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I got to meet Jeff last week, and he is awesome! He gave me a sweet deal on his BGE, since he has the Yoder. It's always amazing to meet internet friends after "knowing" each other for years. I decided to christen it with a 14lb prime brisket.





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Looking good guys, we're doing rib eyes tonight!




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Looks great! It was great meeting you too!
 
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Rack of lamb tonight.





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