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Let's sear this grass fed mofo.
Let's sear this grass fed mofo.
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BTW guys, awesome looking curry, X.
Canuck, how do you get those wings looking so good? Everytime I've tried doing wings on the grill I've messed them up. Haven't tried them on the kamado yet though.
Greg, when does your gourmet restaurant open? Damn.
Canuck, how do you get those wings looking so good? Everytime I've tried doing wings on the grill I've messed them up. Haven't tried them on the kamado yet though.
Greg, when does your gourmet restaurant open? Damn.
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Rob, I always coat my wings with olive oil, sea salt, and cracked pepper and put them in the fridge for an hour, or at least while the Kamado is heating up. I like the outside of my wings a little crispy and the olive oil seems to help with that.RubberToe wrote:
Canuck, how do you get those wings looking so good? Everytime I've tried doing wings on the grill I've messed them up. Haven't tried them on the kamado yet though.
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The salt and the waiting also help. it draws the moisture out and helps the skin crisp. I always do mine on a higher grill ( raised about 6" ) off the main grillcanuck wrote:Rob, I always coat my wings with olive oil, sea salt, and cracked pepper and put them in the fridge for an hour, or at least while the Kamado is heating up. I like the outside of my wings a little crispy and the olive oil seems to help with that.RubberToe wrote:
Canuck, how do you get those wings looking so good? Everytime I've tried doing wings on the grill I've messed them up. Haven't tried them on the kamado yet though.
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Good plan!HPhunter wrote:Greg.
Let's sear this grass fed mofo.
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I 'usually' roast mine indirect at fairly high heat, sometimes with a final crisp over direct heat when you really want cracklingdexter wrote:The salt and the waiting also help. it draws the moisture out and helps the skin crisp. I always do mine on a higher grill ( raised about 6" ) off the main grillcanuck wrote:Rob, I always coat my wings with olive oil, sea salt, and cracked pepper and put them in the fridge for an hour, or at least while the Kamado is heating up. I like the outside of my wings a little crispy and the olive oil seems to help with that.RubberToe wrote:
Canuck, how do you get those wings looking so good? Everytime I've tried doing wings on the grill I've messed them up. Haven't tried them on the kamado yet though.
Low 'n slow wings are unreal too, in a whole different sort of way
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I just rub them with something dry if I feel like like, and on they go, various ways. 350 seems to work nice, but smoked low and then crisped high is good too. Look at the first page of this thread.
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I am sure this is a stupid question but what are the metal things?HPhunter wrote:Greg.
Let's sear this grass fed mofo.
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1.5" tri clamp covers. They were supposed to be there for size reference. The PorterHouse is thicker then the cover. Its over 2" thick!
I realize now (sober) that the pic doesn't do it justice.
Oh well it seemed like a good idea at the time!
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Oh well it seemed like a good idea at the time!
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That is what it looks like but you guys have some odd cooking tools.
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That's the method I use most of the time.mr x wrote:but smoked low and then crisped high is good too.
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Ribs on the kamado, starting an oatmeal stout reduction for the sauce. Menu for this evening's "Meat" Party:
Moose burgers (sliders) : ended up as meatballs. A little dry but good.
Patychky (Ukrainian stick meat): pork tenderloin marinated 24 hours, beaded and fried. Nice flavor.
Fresh NS Snowshoe Hare. Slow oven roasted with BBQ sauce: great as always
Pork Back Ribs: smoked for 4 hours with hickory and finished/glazed with oatmeal stout/Chipotle BBQ sauce
Grilled Llama : small chops, grilled, very similar to pork. Really good.
Moose sausages and/or bottled moose: sausages were a bit gamey but good. Bottled moose was excellent.
Grilled elk and pig tail: elk had a nice flavor, not gamey. Pig tail was interesting - marinated 12 hours in red wine, grilled over lower heat. Meat flavour good but you really had to work for it. Skin had a great flavor and crisp texture.
Serrano Ham wrapped Asparagus with Buffalo mozzarella: really good, wrapped in prosciutto, baked for 5 minutes
Chicken wings and hot sauce: this guy took a shortcut. Breaded wings from Sobeys, topped with Frank's Extra Red Hot
Marinated Duck Breast: seared in a hot fry pan - tasty and tender
Should be an interesting night! EDIT: Great night.
Ribs on the kamado, starting an oatmeal stout reduction for the sauce. Menu for this evening's "Meat" Party:
Moose burgers (sliders) : ended up as meatballs. A little dry but good.
Patychky (Ukrainian stick meat): pork tenderloin marinated 24 hours, beaded and fried. Nice flavor.
Fresh NS Snowshoe Hare. Slow oven roasted with BBQ sauce: great as always
Pork Back Ribs: smoked for 4 hours with hickory and finished/glazed with oatmeal stout/Chipotle BBQ sauce
Grilled Llama : small chops, grilled, very similar to pork. Really good.
Moose sausages and/or bottled moose: sausages were a bit gamey but good. Bottled moose was excellent.
Grilled elk and pig tail: elk had a nice flavor, not gamey. Pig tail was interesting - marinated 12 hours in red wine, grilled over lower heat. Meat flavour good but you really had to work for it. Skin had a great flavor and crisp texture.
Serrano Ham wrapped Asparagus with Buffalo mozzarella: really good, wrapped in prosciutto, baked for 5 minutes
Chicken wings and hot sauce: this guy took a shortcut. Breaded wings from Sobeys, topped with Frank's Extra Red Hot
Marinated Duck Breast: seared in a hot fry pan - tasty and tender
Should be an interesting night! EDIT: Great night.
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That's a crazy menu alright!
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Quantities are sample size per person. Lots of brew to go along with it. Makes for a night of experimental food, good beer, a bit of poker and whatever fights are available.
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Pacquiao-Rios later tonight will be fireworks x 1000. And this afternoon, Groves-Froch is about as big a fight as you'll see in England.
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Not my cooking, but food porn nonetheless. Double Double Animal Style!


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Didn't get the fries animal style? Amateur!
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Ha, I find the cheese gets all solidified on the fries! 
Was in Phoenix/Sedona/Flagstaff area last week mountain biking. That was our first meal off the plane leaving Phoenix headed to Sedona. Consistently tasty!
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Moose sausage, moose meatballs, tastefully arranged.
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Sounds great Leafman, I'll have a bento box please....
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Greg! Fuck man that all looks good.
Some Southern fried chicken wings for me. I was working on the brewery, no time to disk with the kamado.
Special blend of hot sauce.
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Special blend of hot sauce.
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Double vanilla double chocolate cake.
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Had 5 guys for lunch. Why in the hell don't we have one in halifax?
Best fastfood burger I've ever had. So fresh. Fries were great too. And peanuts while u wait. Lol
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Best fastfood burger I've ever had. So fresh. Fries were great too. And peanuts while u wait. Lol
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Bread and pumpkin fondue.
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