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What's on the grill


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1 hour ago, Mike89 said:

what temp did you set it at????

 

For smaller pizzas I set it at 500 and put them on a pizza stone but this Papa Murphy's was  too big for the stone so I set it at about 375 so I wouldn't burn the paper pan it comes with. If you like a little crispiness to your crust, it turned out wonderful that way and I will probably always do them like that from now on.

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16 hours ago, leech~~ said:

 

ikr, rabbit turds don't burn no good in high humidity!  ?

 

Worked great for me last night, I just don't like standing in the rain. Pork chops were great, I ate 3 of them!

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16 minutes ago, Big Dave2 said:

 

Worked great for me last night, I just don't like standing in the rain. Pork chops were great, I ate 3 of them!

 

 Oh, we can see that by the Pictures!!  ?   ?

 

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Seeing the plank brings up a question.   Is that cedar that is sold as cooking planks any different than the stuff sold at the lumber yard for various purposes, like siding or roofing or docks?   

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1 hour ago, delcecchi said:

Seeing the plank brings up a question.   Is that cedar that is sold as cooking planks any different than the stuff sold at the lumber yard for various purposes, like siding or roofing or docks?   

 

Yes, it's Food Grade cedar! ?

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10 hours ago, Big Dave2 said:

Good thing my wife talks me into sacrificing eating meat on Fridays of lent, you know, for Jesus.

 

 

Well Thank God for your wife. Shes a saint. ?

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6 hours ago, delcecchi said:

Seeing the plank brings up a question.   Is that cedar that is sold as cooking planks any different than the stuff sold at the lumber yard for various purposes, like siding or roofing or docks?   

 

Just thinner maybe?

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1 hour ago, smurfy said:

dave, can you explain the butter bath process????????? sounds artery clogging to me :grin: but dang tasty.

 

It's basically how chicken is cooked for bbq contests.

 

I started out by trimming excess fat and skin off the chicken thighs. Then I make a brine of water, salt, brown sugar and franks red hot. I like to leave the chicken pieces in the brine for at least 4 hours. 

 

I heat up the grill to 300 and melt 2 sticks of butter in a cake pan. When the grill is preheated and the butter is melted I put the chicken pieces in skin up but some do it skin down. I sprinkle my rub seasoning on the top of the skin and under the skin. Cook in smoker at 300 for about 1 hour. 

 

Take pan out of smoker and take chicken out of butter. Dip each piece in bbq sauce and sprinkle on more rub and put back on grill for about another 15 minutes or until chicken is cooked to about 165-170.

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