Thanks man. It wasn’t all me though. My buddy also and his girlfriend. Our bass spot isn’t producing yet so we are up another lake we have permission to fish on. When the bass spot starts up it’s on then. Haha. Just to catch and release though cause they aren’t huge but so many and so much fun to catch and release. If we want food we go up where we have been proud other buddy’s lake that is overflowing with huge panfish.Jimm you are tearing it up. Can't go wrong with fish tacos.
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Just a quick dinner. Fresh homemade ground beef and sautéed onions on the griddle and corn done in the air fryer
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Those pancakes look good man!
I did wings last night for the first time in the grill with some coaching from cliff. They came out good. My wife said she would have liked them crispier but I don’t know how I would get them crispier? Any advice guys?
Tonight I’m doing bone in ribeyes. I’m going to try and reverse sear them. Again some coaching from cliff. Lol. You southern folk know how to grill.
So I decided to also buy myself a new toy for the new grill. I have one of thier pens for the past 15 years and it is awesome. We use it all the time. It’s amazing how precise it is. So I decided to buy myself a full setup so I can monitor things better. Got an extra grate probe too so I can see direct vs indirect temps on the surface since it has 4 inputs.
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I did wings last night for the first time in the grill with some coaching from cliff. They came out good. My wife said she would have liked them crispier but I don’t know how I would get them crispier? Any advice guys?
Tonight I’m doing bone in ribeyes. I’m going to try and reverse sear them. Again some coaching from cliff. Lol. You southern folk know how to grill.
So I decided to also buy myself a new toy for the new grill. I have one of thier pens for the past 15 years and it is awesome. We use it all the time. It’s amazing how precise it is. So I decided to buy myself a full setup so I can monitor things better. Got an extra grate probe too so I can see direct vs indirect temps on the surface since it has 4 inputs.
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The reverse sear technique is awesome. That’s my new go to method for steaks. Thanks cliff! They came out perfect. I never had a grill with a sear station either. Holy cow that thing fires some heat off! Literally like 30 secs per side!
I am loving having an outdoor space to cook and chill at. I mean we had the back porch but this is so much nicer having everything right at arms reach ba in and out of the house.
It wouldn’t be a day in my life without Mickey showing up somehow either. Haha
I am loving having an outdoor space to cook and chill at. I mean we had the back porch but this is so much nicer having everything right at arms reach ba in and out of the house.
It wouldn’t be a day in my life without Mickey showing up somehow either. Haha
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Hey Jimm, for crispier wings just cook the wings without sauce till they get extra crispy then add some sauces and let it caramelize. That's how I cook wings for DW and she loves itThose pancakes look good man!
I did wings last night for the first time in the grill with some coaching from cliff. They came out good. My wife said she would have liked them crispier but I don’t know how I would get them crispier? Any advice guys?
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Tonight I’m doing bone in ribeyes. I’m going to try and reverse sear them. Again some coaching from cliff. Lol. You southern folk know how to grill.
So I decided to also buy myself a new toy for the new grill. I have one of thier pens for the past 15 years and it is awesome. We use it all the time. It’s amazing how precise it is. So I decided to buy myself a full setup so I can monitor things better. Got an extra grate probe too so I can see direct vs indirect temps on the surface since it has 4 inputs.
Signals⢠BBQ Alarm Thermometer with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® Wireless Technology
Specializing in cool, unique and professional temperature tools. Super-Fast thermocouples, thermistors, infrared thermometers, data logging and more.
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Summer kitchen is a great place to hang out. I have never cooked the reverse sear technique but I will have to try that out this weekend
Let me find the article.Summer kitchen is a great place to hang out. I have never cooked the reverse sear technique but I will have to try that out this weekend
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Reverse-Seared Steak Recipe
The reverse sear is one of the easiest and arguably best methods of cooking a steak. Start it in a low oven, then quickly sear it in a hot pan or on the grill for a beautiful crust.
This is the one I used. My wife said twice last night. “Ya they were deff juicier.” And my other steaks have been good. But not this good.
What I did learn is when I checked the steaks I visually didn’t think they looked to be at temp so I didn’t poke em. Then when I did they were 5 degrees over so next time I got to check more often and with a probe cause they don’t look at temp when u are starting them indirect.
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Gonna have to try this. Thanks for sharingLet me find the article.
Reverse-Seared Steak Recipe
The reverse sear is one of the easiest and arguably best methods of cooking a steak. Start it in a low oven, then quickly sear it in a hot pan or on the grill for a beautiful crust.www.seriouseats.com
This is the one I used. My wife said twice last night. “Ya they were deff juicier.” And my other steaks have been good. But not this good.
What I did learn is when I checked the steaks I visually didn’t think they looked to be at temp so I didn’t poke em. Then when I did they were 5 degrees over so next time I got to check more often and with a probe cause they don’t look at temp when u are starting them indirect.
Stuck a couple strips on the electric smoker last night for about 20 mins. Then seared off on the grill. So tasty but nothing pic-worthy.
Tomorrow is brisket time and it'll be the first time I've tried smoking one. Kinda anxious but I've done a ton of reading about the 'stall'. Hoping it's picture perfect.
Tomorrow is brisket time and it'll be the first time I've tried smoking one. Kinda anxious but I've done a ton of reading about the 'stall'. Hoping it's picture perfect.
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Oh yeah. And if I spy with my little eye, you have cheese on your dog? A dog without cheese, is not a dog indeed!
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Slaw on dogs is so popular right now in Disney right now. Every time I saw hotdogs on a quick serve at least one of the dogs had slaw on them.
Classic first-timer adventure. It was a small brisket only 5 lbs (bison). I figured it would take somewhere around 8 hours. In the first 2 hours the internal temp went from 40 to 130 and I foolishly wondered if it would be done much sooner. Something like another hour later the temp was 158. Moving right along?...nope, the stall set in and 3 more hours later (6 hours in) the temperature was still 158! By this time the in-laws had come over with the plan to have brisket for dinner. At 8pm and 10 hours smoking it was nowhere near ready. We had to come up with an alternate dinner. I pulled the brisket off the smoker around midnight at just under 200 degrees. We'll throw it in the oven for lunch on Sunday when more family will be here.
It looks incredible but it was so late I just wrapped it in foil and put it in an ice chest to rest. Set an alarm for several hours later to move it to the fridge. Anticipation....
Thanks for asking! Once re-heated and sliced I'll grab some pics.
It came! I know it’s not food. But food related. No cooking this weekend. Going away. Deff will be using it this week though!
So well built. But anyone who has a thermopen knows that already.
So well built. But anyone who has a thermopen knows that already.
Wow, that is a nice piece Jim. I was looking at your link you posted earlier, but your pictures do it justice.
Always feel free to post up gizmos and gadgets, we all love cool new toys!
Always feel free to post up gizmos and gadgets, we all love cool new toys!
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Wow I have been also looking at that so envious
Big fan of Thermapen, we have several including the extra big and loud timer
Post pics when you use this......
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