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    I use lump charcoal for the low and slow then kingsford competition briquets for the sear. I was going for minimal smoke flavor.

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      When you do the final sear on the Hasty Bake the grill is really hot. I have nothing in my arsenal of cookers that can come close to that. I need to reevaluate where I am

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        That steak was treated with dignity, BRAVO!! Even PETA would be happy.

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          Originally posted by Ernest View Post
          That steak was treated with dignity, BRAVO!! Even PETA would be happy.

          Thank you Sir. I strive for ethical treatment of good beef.

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            Originally posted by Marauderer View Post
            When you do the final sear on the Hasty Bake the grill is really hot. I have nothing in my arsenal of cookers that can come close to that. I need to reevaluate where I am

            I think if you pair Grill Grates or Cast iron with your Weber Summit you could get plenty of heat to do the sear justice. Or, you could get a Hasty Bake!

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              Originally posted by Ernest View Post
              That steak was treated with dignity, BRAVO!! Even PETA would be happy.
              People Eating Tasty Animals?

              I am a proud member, and I approve!

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                This was the only picture I got last night of my turkey burgers, and it sure doesn't do it justice. I was so hungry even I didn't have the patience to get more.

                The salad has Olive Garden's dressing on them, which is like cocaine to me it's so addicting.

                The burgers have provolone, salt pepper and a light dusting of garlic, smoke with pecan to 165 no higher. Toasted kaiser rolls, slice of ripe tomato. No avocado, there were no ripe ones in the supermarket.

                Paired with a nice glass of Decoy red wine.

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                  Lookin good Huskee. The Olive Garden dressing... Do you buy that or make it from a recipe?

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                    Originally posted by Pit Boss View Post


                    I think if you pair Grill Grates or Cast iron with your Weber Summit you could get plenty of heat to do the sear justice. Or, you could get a Hasty Bake!
                    I have a set of grill grates but haven't used them but am thinking I will but bthe GG's directly on the flavor bars and take the grates out. Will be considerably hotter.

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                      Originally posted by Pit Boss View Post
                      Lookin good Huskee. The Olive Garden dressing... Do you buy that or make it from a recipe?
                      You buy it off the shelf at the supermarket. It is good!!

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                        Huskee, that was a great looking plate with the TB, etc.

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                          Thank you sir, even the kids ate their veggies!

                        Originally posted by Pit Boss View Post
                        Lookin good Huskee. The Olive Garden dressing... Do you buy that or make it from a recipe?
                        Barry is correct, we get it at Sam's Club, it comes ina twn pack, has the OG logo on the bottles.

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                          Originally posted by Ernest View Post
                          That explains a lot. I cook at minimum of 315 for chicken. Is the skin crisped at the that temp?
                          Good enough for my taste! :-) I'm guessing not enough for some. hehe

                          This summer I asked some friends I was serving PBC chicken to if they cared if the skin was cripsy or not and the general response was no, they just thought the overall flavor was awesome! I just let the PBC do it's thing and try keeping it's internal temp in the 240-280 range, cracking the lid now and again if necessary.

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                            Its raining in Southeatern Massachusetts and now snowing , but that can't stop the smoke. Brined an 18 pound turkey. Using a water/drip pan to cook some veggies and make the gravy. Having a Thanksgiving rehearsal dinner, so good. Also smoking a couple 5 pound pastrami's.

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                              LOOKIN GOOD Stanley! Stay warm bro.

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