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Got them this morning-look great!!
Picked up a 3 bone today. Didn't see anything bigger. Nice marbled piece of roast.Had anyone asked the meat dept if they have a full 4 bone? I only seen 2 bone and singles.
When I went there today, There was two packs of 3 bone, one had a broken seal. The rest were 1 or 2 boneHad anyone asked the meat dept if they have a full 4 bone? I only seen 2 bone and singles.
Thats one of the most impressive roasts ive seen!!! made me drool nice work!!Smoked at 250 until 125. Then a quick sear at 500plus. Full assortment of side dishes.
Thats one of the most impressive roasts ive seen!!! made me drool nice work!!
My go-to on my Primo. I don't use any additional wood or chips for smoke though. Just clean charcoal.Thanks! First time I have smoked/reverse seared one on the Kamado. Had 6 guys over and the reviews were great, definitely will do it again the same way, was actually dead easy.
My go-to on my Primo. I don't use any additional wood or chips for smoke though. Just clean charcoal.
Think the kamado is my next bbq toy. Have a feeling the traeger will be not used as much.Thanks! First time I have smoked/reverse seared one on the Kamado. Had 6 guys over and the reviews were great, definitely will do it again the same way, was actually dead easy.
I have the Primo Oval XL. Fits a whole brisket.Think the kamado is my next bbq toy. Have a feeling the traeger will be not used as much.
Is it a pain in the butt dealing with the burnt material and setup getting it lit?I have the Primo Oval XL. Fits a whole brisket.
Like the ash from spent charcoal? Not at all. High quality charcoal leaves very little. I actually fill mine up with a 25lb bag and keep re-lighting it as needed. It extinguishes quickly and burns efficiently because it's so air tight. You can open the bottom vent and scrape out what ash falls through the grates from below. Then a few times a year I take the whole liner out and vacuum everything clean.Is it a pain in the butt dealing with the burnt material and setup getting it lit?
SiiiiiiiiiickI have had one of these for about 13 years, can not be beaten, no need to wrap…. A bit pricey though…
Gotcha. So you just shut off the air and let it burn out? Then can re light it next time basically?Like the ash from spent charcoal? Not at all. High quality charcoal leaves very little. I actually fill mine up with a 25lb bag and keep re-lighting it as needed. It extinguishes quickly and burns efficiently because it's so air tight. You can open the bottom vent and scrape out what ash falls through the grates from below. Then a few times a year I take the whole liner out and vacuum everything clean.