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    I'm still working on my Ooni Koda 16 pizza technique. I like the way this sourdough worked - it was 59% hydration and 72 hours proof at average about 50F. I still need practice on the pizza build and cooking temperature and technique. This is getting closer though... I tend to put too many toppings on, I know... it's hard to resist. Maybe the pepperoni should have been down one layer, though the burnt edges didn't taste bad.

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    Last edited by treesmacker; January 23, 2021, 11:04 PM.

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    • SheilaAnn
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      Looks great, I enjoy crispy pepperoni!

    • radshop
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      Nice! Since I got my Ooni, I've become a total pizza snob - no other pizza measures up.

    The presentation here is straight from the grill, before being plattered for serving. After salting and slashing this spatchcocked chicken I doused it in lime juice and zest and sent it to the fridge for a rest. I smoked it on the kettle with hickory and finished it with an altered version of Chris Lilly's Apricot sauce, instead using raspberry jam and smoked chipotle. It was amazing!
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    • HawkerXP
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      Welcome to the Pit!

    • barelfly
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      Nice first post!

    • Porky Bump
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      As you can see I've been around for awhile but haven't used this forum. I've used many of the recipes on the site and have gotten comfortable enough with some of them to riff on them. I'll try to start posting here a bit more but I don't usually think about it until there's nothing left but the dirty dishes. Wishing you all blue smoke, camaraderie and full bellies!

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    Last night's beef ribs. I followed advice from others here and dry brined with salt over night. Smoked them for 7.5 hrs. at anywhere from 225 to 250 deg. using oak. Stalled at 164 deg. for a while. Didn't wrap them like I usually do. The smaller portion got away from me a little. I pulled it at 205 deg. The larger portion was pulled at 198 deg. Both came out tender but not quite as moist as I had hoped though. I paired it with some roasted parsnips with a honey/butter glaze Click image for larger version

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    • HawkerXP
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      Looks great!

    • treesmacker
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      Grab the handle of that rib and rip into it - that's what I'd do! Fantastic job!

    • TylerYarbrough
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      Nice cook! I've only done those beef bones once, and did wrap (with a slosh of beer). I'll def. do it again.

    Coldsmoked trout and scrambled eggs.
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    • theroc
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      Breakfast of champions.

    • Elton's BBQ
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      Yessire indeed theroc

    • Dr. Pepper
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      Another great Scandahoovian meal!

    Simple Saturday night cook: Chicken on the PBC (350° PBC temp) along with some hot Italian sausages. Smallest half done in 1 hour, the rest done in 1 hour 10 minutes.

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    • fzxdoc
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      Yes, frailinryan , it's easier for me to cook the chicken in halves. I get a quick cook, crispy (ish) skin, and it's easier to put the halves on/take them off because only one hook through the armpit is necessary.

      I hang the sausage hanger off the rod piece from the turkey hanger, the rod stretching nicely between the rebars so the sausages (30 min or so) are in the center of the barrel and a little more distanced from the chicken halves than when hanging the sausage basket from a rebar.

      K.

    • HawkerXP
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      PBC!

    • Panhead John
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      HawkerXP Hey man, you left 2 of them out!

    spot of breakfast with left over rancho gordo black beans and chili sriracha
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    • Richard Chrz
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      #Money!

    I meant to post this yesterday, but fell asleep after supper

    Smoked a pork butt yesterday to make pulled pork. Had some excellent pulled pork sandwiches last night, we're going to have some more today for lunch. Then the rest of the leftovers are going to go into a Brunswick Stew I'm going to be making soon

    This particular cook ended up presenting several unexpected problems, including one of my two temperature probes malfunctioning. I powered through the issues and got the cook done with flying colors anyway, kind of proud of myself for that
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    • smokin fool
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      Nice bark on that bump, perseverance paid off

    My wife and I have been binge watching Kevin Costner’s Yellowstone all week so that gave us a hankerin fer biscuits
    Just pulled these outta the oven
    yee haw
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    • Elton's BBQ
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      Nice!
      I've never tried this so i don't know what i'm missing.. 😆

    • smokin fool
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      BradNorthGA go to Recipes Baking section I've started a thread asking for biscuit recipes.
      You'll find the one I used there

    • SheilaAnn
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      They look awesome! Please pass the butter and honey!

    Pan fried some pork chops and cube steaks.
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    • barelfly
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      Damn it!!! Now this! After the sausage gravy and biscuits yesterday!! I can’t tell you how much i love pan fried steak!

    • SheilaAnn
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      I’m totally putting chicken fried steak on the menu this week!

    • jpietrantone
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      Never knew this would be so popular on this board! It was honestly my first attempt and turned out really well! Spinaker barelfly SheilaAnn

    Here is one of my favorite things to make. Blackstone steak samies.

    I go to my local butcher and have them shave up some ribeye for me. I make sure they are slicing that stuff really thin. It makes it so much easier to cook and chop while you are making them.

    I throw the meat on the Blackstone, then add the onions and mushrooms to the side and let them cook. I continuously chop and flip thereat until it is all minced up. Then I will mix in the onions, mushrooms and cheese. I like to use white American cheese and Gouda. These are killer, and really easy to make. People looooove these.
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    • Spinaker
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      I would be happy to have you any time for a steak sammie night. We might get into a lot of trouble though. Troutman

    • Elton's BBQ
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      Looks good!

    • klflowers
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      I did this on the camp chef a couple times, they come out great! That looks excellent

    Sous Vide Que Picanha.......



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    • Elton's BBQ
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      Looks grand!

    • TylerYarbrough
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      Oh...my....

    • treesmacker
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      Your presentation is always so perfect! Your cookin ain't bad either! ✔✔✔💥

    Getting some badly-needed rain here in Altadena, so needed to cook inside again. Made some comforting 50/50 beef/pork meatloaf.

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      For the games: Pulled pork nachos with black olives, pickled jalapenos slices, canned diced tomatoes and green chillies, red onion, extra sharp cheddar, pepper jack, bacon, chipotle cream drizzle, scallion greens, cooked cilantro leaves.
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        Rolling some smoke for our GameDay dinner! Should be ready for kickoff. Go Chiefs!
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          Looks great! Congrats on the win. Hopefully my Bills can beat you next year! Good luck against the Bucs!

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