Official 2022 BBQ, Smoking, Grilling, Baking and Beer thread

jark87 · Mar 29, 2022

Matt F 1 said:
Gas or Charcoal......

I can relate. I always though charcoal was kind of a hassle unless I was doing a long cook. Now that I have my Kamado Joe, I tend to use the gasser only for chicken breast or fish. Steaks are a combo: slow cook on the KJ then a quick sear on the gasser’s sear burner.

DAB942 · Apr 2, 2022

They're on. Of course a thunderstorm warning just came over the radio...

I try to avoid sugar - so I used allulose in the rub. It's supposed to caramelize like sugar. We'll see.

I thought we were eating an early dinner -- then my wife says we're meeting friends for lunch -- "Umm, I already have the ribs on..." I had to lower the temp and I ended up with them being a little more tender than I wanted. And, I was running out there during thunderstorms.

Matt F 1 · Apr 2, 2022

Yah that looks terrible, LOL.

Great smoke ring, AA+.

Brentr · Apr 3, 2022

Looks like a nice chew :cheers:

jimim · Apr 11, 2022

Looking good boys and gals. I’ve been very lazy posting food pics. I’ll try better this summer. Lol

Lineman7 · Apr 11, 2022

jimim said:
Looking good boys and gals. I’ve been very lazy posting food pics. I’ll try better this summer. Lol

It's getting that time!

DAB942 · Apr 11, 2022

Fortunately, in Florida, it's that time all year long except for a day or two.

Newdude · Apr 11, 2022

DAB942 said:
it's that time all year long except for a day or two.

I don't smoke/BBQ like you guys, but I'll be out there grilling next to a snowdrift with my cellphone flashlight because it's pitch black at 4:45 PM.

Brentr · Apr 13, 2022

jimim said:
Looking good boys and gals. I’ve been very lazy posting food pics. I’ll try better this summer. Lol

Same here lots going on but I will try to be better as soon as things settle down :cheers:

jark87 · Apr 14, 2022

Took advantage of a beautiful spring day to do a quick salmon smoke. Brined it overnight with a brown sugar, salt and pepper mixture then smoked it with a bourbon maple syrup and hot honey glaze. Yum!

Brentr · Apr 16, 2022

Getting primed up for Easter Weekend :cheers:

Wolfepack88 · Apr 16, 2022

Brentr said:
Getting primed up for Easter Weekend

Looks like a stand off. Equally matched forces. Who’s gonna take the land bridge??

Brentr · Apr 16, 2022

Getting in shape for all the chicky Babies :cheers:

Brentr · Apr 16, 2022

Wolfepack88 said:
Looks like a stand off. Equally matched forces. Who’s gonna take the land bridge??

Got a special favorite of mine done on the rotarisse coming soon :cheers:

Brentr · Apr 17, 2022

Prime rib, rainbow carrots, roasted potatoes with au jus sauce :cheers:

jark87 · Apr 17, 2022

We had a chicken fajita feast! Had a few guests so I didn’t get to take too many pics, but everything tasted great! In addition to the bowl of grilled jalapeños, onions and bell peppers, my wife carmelized onions where they’re almost a paste consistency. Spread that on the tortilla and then pile on the fixins! She also made banana pudding and a fresh mango sorbet for dessert. Great meal!

jark87 · Apr 18, 2022

We had another picture perfect 75° day here in north Texas, so we took advantage and grilled some steaks. Smoked them at 250° until internal temp hit 125° and then seared them on the gasser’s sear burner. Smoke time was about 45 minutes, which was just the right amount of time to make up and enjoy Tito’s martinis with jalapeño-stuffed olives. (Every day is Friday when you’re retired!) Served with mashed Yukon potatoes and mac and cheese. Not the healthiest dinner, but sure was good!

Brentr · Apr 24, 2022

Official pool opening a little late this year as we have a lot of things going on :cheers:

jimim · Apr 24, 2022

jark87 said:
Took advantage of a beautiful spring day to do a quick salmon smoke. Brined it overnight with a brown sugar, salt and pepper mixture then smoked it with a bourbon maple syrup and hot honey glaze. Yum!

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After u brine do u run exit off before u smoke it or just pat it down?

Berger82 · Apr 24, 2022

First cook on the Only Fire rotisserie. 2 hours and pulled at 130°.

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