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    Henrik said...

    "Next time I will cook this on the kettle with the SnS. The BGE isn't the best tool when it comes to searing."

    Searing on the BGE requires moving your meat down closer to the red hot lump. I have a grate that allows me to get my meat down very close to the lump. Then if I need to get the lump to Warp 10 heat after cooking at 225° for the first part of the cook I blast it with the BBQ Dragon.
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      Yup, I'm aware of that. I have the dragon too. What's missing in my arsenal is a grate that looks just like yours, so I can get closer to the heat.

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        Originally posted by Henrik View Post
        Yup, I'm aware of that. I have the dragon too. What's missing in my arsenal is a grate that looks just like yours, so I can get closer to the heat.
        Here's the one I use. https://www.amazon.com/Grill-Dome-GE...ag=amazi0a8-20

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          Salmon, cooked SV (I am really enjoying the new Joule) then glazed with maple syrup and bourbon and torch seared. Served with buttered peas and salad.

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          • Jerod Broussard
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            Love me some salmon. I mostly just pan fry to get a good crust after dry brining. Hate peas. They're like little bursts of "get this out my mouth please!"

          • EdF
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            I'm the same way with peas. My wife loves them. I hate them. Too many canned peas as a kid.

          • fuzzydaddy
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            Your salmon and peas look delicious!

          The local market had CAB boneless chuck on sale, so it's time for another beef stew: Chuck, carrots, potato, parsnips, peas, celery, onion, barley and some dried porcini. Made it in the slow cooker. Served with rye toast.

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          • smokinfatties
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            that looks EXCELLENT!

          Pan Seared Tilapia, White Wine, Lemon Sauce with Parsley and Capers Served over Garlic Couscous with Roasted Broccoli with Parmesan. Broccoli was roasted on the Drip n Griddle. I love that pan.




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          • David Parrish
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            That looks guuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuud!

          • Oso21!
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            Beautiful, simple and delicious👌

          • clkq4
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            That looks identical to the Lake Superior Whitefish dish I used to eat at Lux Bar in Chicago! Man my mouth is watering!

          I've got spiral sliced Ham, glazed up and rolling. Basted it with pineapple juice and coated it with turbinado sugar, brown sugar, nutmeg & ginger. Click image for larger version

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          • Spinaker
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            What are you cooking this on?

          I'm using a Lone Star Grillz, 24X36 stick burner.
          Just pulled it off....smells amazing, about to make a sammy. Click image for larger version

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            My lunch today: Bacon, lettuce and avocado on dill rye. Made with homemade, thick sliced, maple cured bacon (Meathead's recipe).

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            • richinlbrg
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              Was it as good as it looks, mgaretz ??

            • troymeister
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              My next project is homemade bacon...That looks awesome!!

            • mgaretz
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              It was!

            Man! I have to try making Bacon...looks great.
            The ham was delicious. It took 3 hours @ 300* to get to IT of 140*.
            Used pecan splits start to finish.

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              It's that time of the year

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                OMG that looks soooooo good I could do a face plant.

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                • Jerod Broussard
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                  I did broke my stinkin' glasses

                This is just about to go on the WSM. I like adding brown sugar on top. It will soon render down to liquid. This has been rubbed down and in the fridge since last night.

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                  Griswold Colonial Skillet breakfast. Eggs, browns and SPAM!
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                  • tbob4
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                    It's 10:00am in CA and I haven't eaten breakfast yet. You are killing me! Great photo.

                  Couple of smoked chickens rubbed with Weber KC bbq rub and cooked with cherry wood in the stick burner. That rub is excellent for something like this!

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                  This was kind of a gametime decision to even cook anything today, so literally no time to brine and dry the skin in the fridge, and the skin wasn't as crispy as I would have liked. Still tasted pretty darn good, though.

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                  • Jerod Broussard
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                    Nice. I have a couple turkeys to do tomorrow morning.

                  • fuzzydaddy
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                    And they look darn good too!

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