Recent content by Tony P in Florida

That is a neat trick. I'm going to try that. Saves me on the parchment paper.

I never measured it, but I should. Amazon reviews indicated the lip is 1/4". For buns, I really needed larger buns. There was a run on buns at Walmart :) and they only had regular sized. I went with Wonder brand. Patties definite overhung (or over hanged?) the bun. No one was saying...

Things were moving pretty fast during the cook and my phone was inside. So I did not take any pictures. But I did want to share my experience. Will post pics next time. Used 1 package of loosely packed 3.6 lbs of 80/20 from Publix. Made 9 burgers. I was aiming for 6 oz patties but they were...

Bought on the 4th of July. I already posted about my first cook on it. I don't know what number cook this was, but I made 15 pancakes and 2 lb of Sam's club thick cut bacon The pancakes came out great. It's a good recipe I use. Posting now because I'm getting better with the griddle and my...

Look how shiny those stainless steel grates look ;)

Everybody loved them. I always do the dry rub and then if people want to use barbecue dipping sauce afterwards, they can.

Ribs came out pretty good. Very tender. Internal temp was 201° In most places that I proved between the bone. I made two racks but apparently I only took a picture of one and I did not take a picture of any that were sliced so that was my bad. Based on appearance, I would have expected more...

No photographs yet. I'll post them when the cook is done. I purchased the thermal works smoke X4 about 2 and 1/2 years ago. I purchased the ThermoWorks Bellows fan last week and today is the first time I'm using it. Now, the Kamado was pretty stable on temperatures to begin with But I would...

Not the "Tony" you asked, but get the Kamado to the temp you need to start cooking, and that depends on what you are cooking. For example, if I'm going to reverse sear a steak, I get my Kamado to about 250° then start to adjust the temperature to keep it there or close to it. No need for me...

That looks really really good.

Thank you. I'll have to give that a try one of these days. I know in the past I've seared on a cast iron pizza pan by Lodge. Came out freaking great. I'll have to loop in the slate.

I gave the Weber Slate the night off tonight. The Kamado was more than willing to fill in. Came out pretty good. Nice medium rare. I've done very thick ribeyes before, but never a tomahawk. It tastes the same :) but it looks really cool on the grill and cutting board. I like to use...

Yes definitely thickness is due to the batter, not the griddle. I use a recipe that calls for baking soda, baking powder, and I use apple cider vinegar and milk to take a buttermilk substitute. And I don't overwork the batter.

Forgot to buy bacon at Sam's club. And my timing was a bit off since I did not get the eggs on in time (I omitted the eggs this time). Sausage and pancakes were good. Pancakes were tall and fluffy. I'll get better with my timing with practice. Pancakes were pretty even in color when I flipped...

I should do that. I can run out and get some onions tomorrow. I'm going to put one more layer on it first