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    Burgers, 88/12 from Sam's Club, cooked on my SnS kettle with GrillGrates. The raw ones are being seared over the SnS then moved away to finish cooking. Roughly 700+ on the section over the SnS, 350 on the middle section and 200 on the third section. My favorite way to cook them.

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    • jfmorris
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      Great technique! I may steal it for the kettle or kamado one day soon! I've got that same "full" set of Grillgrates that doesn't quite reach either side as well.

    • jfmorris
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      I've done smash burgers with that 88/12 from Sam's and it was ok. I've worried it would be too dry for regular burgers, but maybe not?

    • fuzzydaddy
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      jfmorris yeah, not my favorite mix, I prefer 80/20 but could only find it in chub packs which I don’t like. Burgers will be a little dry so I’ll probably go heavy on cheese and condiments. Haha. All these were frozen for future meals.

    Great idea fuzzydaddy. IMO burgers can be a challenge if some guests want medium and other more well done. Your method with the GrillGrates helps solve that problem! I'll be trying it soon.

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      Burgers must be thoroughly cooked, not overcooked, and the perfect burger to please everyone is nearly impossible.

    I set the GrillGrates up pushed to one side of the regular grate and start with a section completely over the SnS. If / when the section over the SnS gets too hot I spin the grate to get a section close to the SnS but not completely over it. This works since my 3 sections don’t cover the entire grate. See the gap where my spatula is. Depending on how long the cook lasts with the lid off, the SnS will get too hot. I was cooking 28 burgers in total.

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      Got some random sausage I've never had before, a good excuse for a short smoke session. There were a few minutes at 250 but it spent a out 2 hours hanging at 200F. The sausage was 185 internal when I pulled it off.

      Good stuff, kinda a breakfast sausage profile with a brat texture and a good solid snap to the casing.

      good excuse to finish off my beans from last weekend too.

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      Last edited by ItsAllGoneToTheDogs; August 29, 2024, 05:42 PM.

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      • bbqLuv
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        Fish Brats by Fish Farms?
        That was my thought when I read the label. LOL

      • DaveD
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        Nice action clip!!

      Fired up the Roccbox for the first time this summer. Made Ken Forkish’s 48-72 hour NewYork Pizza dough, and it was great. It was the first long ferment I’ve done, and it really did lead to better flavor.
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      • Clawbear57
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        Great job Sid P

      • hoovarmin
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        Heck yes, great job. Did you make his NY pizza sauce recipe? It's fantastic.

      • Sid P
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        hoovarmin Not this time, Dave, but we have in the past. It is great. Thanks.

      Dry brined and seasoned with Herbs de Provence. Masterbuilt Gravity 800 with lump charcoal and a few chunks of hickory. Look at that smoke ring!
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      • theroc
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        Magnificent

      • Richard Chrz
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        That’s some seriously beautiful ribs!!

      • Clawbear57
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        Fabulous

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        • DaveD
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          Does this mean there will be a second attempt???

        • JuergenQ
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          DaveD there will be more. Next time a brioche dough.

        • Clawbear57
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          That's the way to eat a burger.

        Some days you just want a bit of sausage. HEB Texas Heritage Jalapeño Beef & Pork Sausage, easily one of my favorite "mass produced" sausages. (And it is made in San Antonio and actually smoked over pecan.)

        Crisped up for a few minutes in a hot skillet. Yum.

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        • texastweeter
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          Try Eddie's jalapeno sausage

        Chicken kebabs and caprese salad with homegrown tomato, basil, and rosemary. Tons of flavor!

        Our new exchange student is quite the cook barelfly . She made this wonderful chocolate cake just to be nice. She also made Amanda a from-scratch chicken soup the other day when she was under the weather.

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        • DaveD
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          You had me at cake.

        Something the same with a new twist. I love stuffed burgers and I love feta cheese. I've done them with many stuffins', never feta until today. I broke up the beef, 8 oz. and seasoned with Chud All Purpose Rub. In fridge about 3 hours. Then constructed burger and stuffed. In fridge until ready to cook say 30 minutes. Russet potatoes, SPG and avocado oil. Oh yea, for a feta cheese fanatic this is it.

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          Today I used the leftover brisket from last weekend's cook (mostly flat) for what I think might be my best-ever pot of chilibeans. I chunked up about 30oz/850g of the meat, and used two packets of Carroll Shelby's chili mix, 28oz/0.83L each of tomato sauce, diced tomatoes, and water, with 16oz/475ml of chicken broth. Also added 1.5tsp/2.5ml Hatch red chile powder and 2tbsp/30ml of Hatch green chile from a jar made by Zia.

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          First I sauteed a chopped cubanelle pepper from my lovely bride's container garden plus some minced garlic in smoked wagyu tallow heated to about 375/190, then added the meat, liquids, Shelby mix, and finally the Hatch chile. Got it good and going on the inductor then into the oven at 235/115, which is what it took to keep it just barely simmering, where it ran all afternoon until dinnertime, about five and a half hours.

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          During the last ~hour I added two cans of Bush's Best reduced sodium red kidney beans for the rest of the ride.

          Usual delivery system with shredded cheese, light sour cream, and Scoops. Abject apologies for the focus fail on the pinky shot... This was just fantastic, the meat got incredibly tender, and the flavor from the smoke and bark on the brisket put it over the top. Really glad I made the double batch! We'll have several meals' worth of leftovers

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            Local grocer had "raw salad shrimp" on sale for $1.99/lb. Got two lbs and had popcorn shrimp and cheddar grits for dinner. A little Slap Ya Mama sauce for garnish.
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              Mall Teriyaki Chicken….but should call this Lake Teriyaki Chicken I love this dish! Just wish I could have found GF Bashan’s down here!

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              • hoovarmin
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                Great meal.

              We made two 12” pizzas on the Weber pizza grill using the dough from the cut out pizza snack experiment (pizza dough cut out like cookies for dipping).
              The bread lover’s bread machine cookbook p. 390 – basic pizza dough recipe.
              Made in a stand mixer.
              Additions:
              ¼ cup Kraft Parmesan cheese
              3 Tsp King Arthur pizza dough flavor
              1 Tbs Italian seasoning
              Oil used was World Market blend.
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              • SheilaAnn
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                jab688 how did the bottom turn out? No matter what I do, I go from zero to charcoal crust all the time. It’s really frustrating! I’m try to conquer this, but can’t!

              • jab688
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                SheilaAnn The bottoms were fine. I cook our pizzas at about 350-400 and let them 'bake' not 500-700 I've seen folks do. It gives the dough time to cook trough and not burn. Good luck, you 'll get it.

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