Going to do this...

[DWCowles]

My heroes

[DWCowles]

[DWCowles]

I wish I knew what I'm doing when posting links...duh

[Huskee]

Simply pasting a video's link into a reply wont' work like a regular address link will. You need to paste it as "Insert video" and it has to be one of these: Hulu, YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion, Metacafe, Google, Facebook.

[DWCowles]

I will get better...I promise

[Huskee]

I'll do a writeup on it in the next few days, I've been meaning to but haven't gotten to it. I'll put in screen shots and so forth like the other writeups to make it easy to follow.

[HC in SC]

Looks like a similar recipe the wife tried from Robert Irvine in the oven (Hasselbeck Roasted Potatoes):

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/r...es-recipe.html

Those look better though....

[DWCowles]

Just about anything in an iron skillet on the grill is good

[Henrik]

Yep, those are Hasselback potatoes, straight up! An old classic. Don't forget to sprinkle cheese on top.

[DWCowles]

And the bacon...the grandkids will eat the whole skillet by theirselfs

[Henrik]

Mmmm....bacon! :-)

[W.A.]

DW - I think you had a post about these guys before. Thanks, I've been watching them ever since.

[DWCowles]

W.A., I enjoy watching their videos and I have done alot of their recipes

[smarkley]

those guys are fun.... I just watched this one. Kinda bummed they used a propane cooker, they need a LANG!
Alligator recipe by the BBQ Pit Boys

[DWCowles]

smarkley, I think I will just stick with pork

[smarkley]

Darn... I am actually trying to talk my wife into letting me try cooking one. But it would first require me to get a bigger smoker... something like a Lang 48... minimum

[DWCowles]

That gator looks longer then 48 inches smarkley

[Jerod Broussard]

I thought DW was THE BBQ Pit Boys.

[DWCowles]

Jerod, I need to change my avatar bc I've shaved and gotten a haircut

[The Burn]

I've had fried alligator tail - at the Texas State Fair, where else - and it was good. And we've got a Cajun place here that does a great alligator sausage.

[Huskee]

I've tried it too at a food stand in Isle of the Palms in SC, when the wife and I were on vacation. It was exactly like that except a tiny bit fishy.

[eugenek]

DW, my wife and I love watching these guys cook. Guuuuud! Gotta stop watching them late night though because it always makes us hungry.

[_John_]

Looks awesome, plus it sounded like somebody bagged an 8 pointer.

[HC in SC]

I am making this tonight, but in a 400 degree convection oven. I held the bacon, but add about 1/4 lb pulled pork under the cheese instead. I also added a few sprinkles of fresh grated Parmesan on top of the cheddar. I am serving as a side to smoked boneless country style ribs. They have about 15 more mins in the oven and the country ribs have about 20. I am glazing follow the plan on MHs country ribs and baste and glaze with Carolia gold BBQ sauce. Thanks for the low down on these DWC!

[DWCowles]

Don't forget to post pics HC

[HC in SC]

This was very tasty for sure - the crispy stuff on the sides and the bottom of the skillet was packed with flavor!

I followed the video's instructions as far as slicing and making the butter and onion mixture. I did add some chives and a dash of Accent.

I cooked the potatoes at 400 for about 50 mins in a convection oven, topped and put back in the 400 oven for 20 more mins to finish up.

When I do this again, I will probably use a blend of cheddar and mozzarella -- maybe some pepper jack.

Even though this skillet was well seasoned and pre-oiled before potatoes went it, it took a bunch of soaking and elbow grease to get it clean, so if I do in the oven again I will use a Pyrex dish.

I will also probably cut the temp to about 350 after putting pork (or bacon) and cheese toppings on - they almost got overdone at 400.

Thanks again for the hook-up on this one DWC!! Everyone was impressed!

[DWCowles]

That looks good for sure HC. I really like watching the BBQ Pitboys videos. They just keep it simple.

[HC in SC]

Yes sir - and they have lots of recipes with video instructions which is really helpful.

The potato bombs looks good also - might try them next.

[DWCowles]

The potato bombs I have done and it was a big hit with the grandkids. I will take the center cord out for them and let them put what they want inside the potato and let them put the plug back in.