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Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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"Walt Fles" > wrote in message ... > Lowe's is assembling it and I will be picking it up tuesday. > > Now, what to grill first and what to smoke first.... For close to instant gratification on the smoker, chicken or pork chops is a quick one. Grilling the first time, I'd go with burgers or steaks |
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Lowe's is assembling it and I will be picking it up tuesday.
Now, what to grill first and what to smoke first.... |
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"Walt Fles" > wrote in message
... > Lowe's is assembling it and I will be picking it up > tuesday. > > Now, what to grill first and what to smoke first.... I had to order mine also but I assembled it myself. Just finished seasoning it and now I am in the middle of grilling some NY's on the Charcoal side. I grilled a couple of hot dogs on the gas side while seasoning it. I used the side smoker for seasoning the charcoal side. I used briquettes in the main grill for the NY's. Have some spares and baby backs marinating for smoking next. http://www.geocities.com/jrpitzner/BBQ.html Joseph |
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On Mar 22, 10:13 pm, Walt Fles > wrote:
> Lowe's is assembling it and I will be picking it up tuesday. > > Now, what to grill first and what to smoke first.... It's hard to beat grilled steaks! Make sure you don't over-cook them! Depending on thickness, 2-4 minutes per side over direct high heat should be just right! Let them rest for at least 5 minutes, and enjoy! For smoking- try either a whole chicken or a pork butt for pulled pork! Smoke the butt to an internal temp of 190-195, or the chicken (Probe in the thickest part of the breast) until an internal temp of 165! I have the Char-Griller Super-Pro (Charcoal only) and love it! I've been using it for about 3 years now! When using charcoal, for best results, always use lump and wood chips or chunks, and use a chimney starter instead of lighter fluid! Good luck, and let us know how everything turns out! You're in for years of enjoyment and some of the best food you've ever made! |
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"JimnGin" > wrote in message ... > On Mar 22, 10:13 pm, Walt Fles > wrote: >> Lowe's is assembling it and I will be picking it up tuesday. >> >> Now, what to grill first and what to smoke first.... > > It's hard to beat grilled steaks! Make sure you don't over-cook them! > Depending on thickness, 2-4 minutes per side over direct high heat > should be just right! Let them rest for at least 5 minutes, and > enjoy! > > For smoking- try either a whole chicken or a pork butt for pulled > pork! Smoke the butt to an internal temp of 190-195, or the chicken > (Probe in the thickest part of the breast) until an internal temp of > 165! > > I have the Char-Griller Super-Pro (Charcoal only) and love it! I've > been using it for about 3 years now! When using charcoal, for best > results, always use lump and wood chips or chunks, and use a chimney > starter instead of lighter fluid! > > Good luck, and let us know how everything turns out! You're in for > years of enjoyment and some of the best food you've ever made! !!! |
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JimnGin wrote:
> On Mar 22, 10:13 pm, Walt Fles > wrote: >> Lowe's is assembling it and I will be picking it up tuesday. >> >> Now, what to grill first and what to smoke first.... > > It's hard to beat grilled steaks! Make sure you don't over-cook them! > Depending on thickness, 2-4 minutes per side over direct high heat > should be just right! Let them rest for at least 5 minutes, and > enjoy! > > For smoking- try either a whole chicken or a pork butt for pulled > pork! Smoke the butt to an internal temp of 190-195, or the chicken > (Probe in the thickest part of the breast) until an internal temp of > 165! > > I have the Char-Griller Super-Pro (Charcoal only) and love it! I've > been using it for about 3 years now! When using charcoal, for best > results, always use lump and wood chips or chunks, and use a chimney > starter instead of lighter fluid! > > Good luck, and let us know how everything turns out! You're in for > years of enjoyment and some of the best food you've ever made! I only use lump on smoking, no starter - just newspaper and a chimney starter. But since the gas side has a side burner, no more newspaper! So, since this is my first cast-iron grated grill, how do I season it? |
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On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 14:43:07 GMT, Walt Fles >
wrote: > >So, since this is my first cast-iron grated grill, how do I season it? Not easily. Unlike cast iron pans, grills reach much higher temperatures and seasoning burns off. Just give it a wipe with some cooking oil before each use. Ed |
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On Mar 23, 10:05 am, Ed Pawlowski > wrote:
> >So, since this is my first cast-iron grated grill, how do I season it? > > Not easily. Unlike cast iron pans, grills reach much higher > temperatures and seasoning burns off. Just give it a wipe with some > cooking oil before each use. After cleaning up the pit from a good smoke, I have found that a quick mist of cooking spray over the grates in between uses helps keep any rust from forming on the grates. This is especially true in the firebox side of the CG SP as the firebox never gets any kind of seared or rendered fat in the box. I have a large basket that I put on top of the grates in the SFB, and the grates were rusting in a couple of days after a good smoke. All I was doing to to the firebox side after it cooled was to brush off the surfaces since there was no meat on them. The rust was quick. A spritz of oil on the grates and the charcoal rack after cleaning keeps it from rusting indefinitely. I even spray the inside of the lid. It all flashes off in a minute or two when you set your fire up for another smoke, so there isn't anything to worry about from using this method. Robert Robert |
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On Mar 23, 11:52 pm, " >
wrote: > On Mar 23, 10:05 am, Ed Pawlowski > wrote: > > > >So, since this is my first cast-iron grated grill, how do I season it? > > > Not easily. Unlike cast iron pans, grills reach much higher > > temperatures and seasoning burns off. Just give it a wipe with some > > cooking oil before each use. > > After cleaning up the pit from a good smoke, I have found that a quick > mist of cooking spray over the grates in between uses helps keep any > rust from forming on the grates. This is especially true in the > firebox side of the CG SP as the firebox never gets any kind of seared > or rendered fat in the box. > > I have a large basket that I put on top of the grates in the SFB, and > the grates were rusting in a couple of days after a good smoke. All I > was doing to to the firebox side after it cooled was to brush off the > surfaces since there was no meat on them. The rust was quick. > > A spritz of oil on the grates and the charcoal rack after cleaning > keeps it from rusting indefinitely. I even spray the inside of the > lid. It all flashes off in a minute or two when you set your fire up > for another smoke, so there isn't anything to worry about from using > this method. > > Robert > > Robert Well It is home and in place on the back deck. Just to give you a head's up, Lowes has to special order the cover for it. The pork will be defrosted and be on the smoker this saturday. I'm looking forward to it! |
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