Wow Anne - just wow. Camp cooking is a particular love of mine and you really have it nailed down with all of those different techniques. Beautiful scenery and wildlife too!
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John
Glad you checked in Tony - I was wondering where you were. Great looking food. How do you like the Primo vs. the Webers? I am going to go check out your blog now...
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John
Jim,
Hats of to you buddy! I bet most of the smokers in Wisconsin are stowed in the shed right now. Yours is still making great food. Awesome looking pork steaks. Nice work!
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John
Daniel, you stepped up to the big leagues and hit a homer on your first at bat! Nice looking brisket. Your approach to learning to control your temps BEFORE your cook was an outstanding idea. I agree that smoking brisket at a higher temp is a good idea. I target 275F when doing brisket. As...
Wow Jim - I have had alligator sausage, alligator shish-ka-bob, and alligator sauce piquant but I have never even heard of whole grilled alligator before. How did it turn out? Did you enjoy the flavor? Texture?
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John
Good experiment Bob - handy info to have. I too use KBB almost exclusively (mainly due to price and consistently). I did get roundly reprimanded recently for using KBB in a BGE - apparently that is a major faux pas...
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John
JR, sorry I just noticed your question. The pile technique is a technique I learned from one of the gurus on here (it has been long enough ago that I don't remember who made the post). Basically I cook the wings direct for a few minutes so they take some color and then move them indirect and...