First, cook with the Green Egg tonight even with some rain happening. NY Strip steaks with this marinade. Went well. Would like them a little closer to medium rare next time, but still plenty juicy and delicious.
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Needs more heat, more char.stripethree wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 9:42 pm First, cook with the Green Egg tonight even with some rain happening. NY Strip steaks with this marinade. Went well. Would like them a little closer to medium rare next time, but still plenty juicy and delicious.
Get it up to about 700F+ and use the cast iron grille grates.
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CorvetteWaxer wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 2:48 amNeeds more heat, more char.stripethree wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 9:42 pm First, cook with the Green Egg tonight even with some rain happening. NY Strip steaks with this marinade. Went well. Would like them a little closer to medium rare next time, but still plenty juicy and delicious.
Get it up to about 700F+ and use the cast iron grille grates.
Don’t be afraid of the heat Jefe.
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Copy. It’s been a minute since I've had a charcoal setup and I did not use enough lump. She got to about 550*.
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Went to make a dessert last night and realized I picked up pastry shells instead of puff pastry sheets. Improvised some cheesecake cup tart things. They were delicious. Filling is cream cheese, sugar, vanilla with whipped cream folded in.
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I just use the built in. If I were cooking for competition, I might explore some of the other options out there.stripethree wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 11:23 amDo you have any kind of temperature set up beyond the built-in thermometer?
Holding off on accessories until after some regular usage but curious.
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These look 5/7. I need to pick up some fresh pastry sheets and just keep them in the freezer. Impressive and tasty desserts and so easy. I’m going to attempt Ted’s oral shrooms here in the two week or so, will report back.stripethree wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 11:22 am Went to make a dessert last night and realized I picked up pastry shells instead of puff pastry sheets. Improvised some cheesecake cup tart things. They were delicious. Filling is cream cheese, sugar, vanilla with whipped cream folded in.
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Open all the vents and let the fire breath. Close them little by little to get desired temp. All wide open will get you Max temp.stripethree wrote: ↑Sat May 05, 2018 11:23 amDo you have any kind of temperature set up beyond the built-in thermometer?
Holding off on accessories until after some regular usage but curious.
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Second cook on the Egg. Hot Italian sausages :giggity:. No pics because I inhaled them, so hungry, so delicious.
Indirect heat, 400* for ~20 mins. Not scuured of higher heat, just what I read online about how to ideally cook 'em. Thought I overdid it because the internal temps got higher than I wanted but they were fantastic. Super juicy, would sausage in my mouth again.
Indirect heat, 400* for ~20 mins. Not scuured of higher heat, just what I read online about how to ideally cook 'em. Thought I overdid it because the internal temps got higher than I wanted but they were fantastic. Super juicy, would sausage in my mouth again.
How do you start your fire? Chimney?stripethree wrote: ↑Wed May 09, 2018 10:53 pm Second cook on the Egg. Hot Italian sausages :giggity:. No pics because I inhaled them, so hungry, so delicious.
Indirect heat, 400* for ~20 mins. Not scuured of higher heat, just what I read online about how to ideally cook 'em. Thought I overdid it because the internal temps got higher than I wanted but they were fantastic. Super juicy, would sausage in my mouth again.
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First cook, I used the chimney, since the Egg was empty. This time, I had some lump in it to relight and wanted to add more. I tried to get most of the ash through the grate, threw in two lit starter cubes, and dumped the new lump on top.
Left the bottom vent open all the way and the lip up for 10 mins, then closed the lid and opened the top vent to about 3/4. It took some adjustments to both vents to get the temp stable though once it got near 400*. Haven't mastered that yet. It bounced around between 390* and 420* during cooking.
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Yeah the egg is basically a big chimney. Once the coals are started, open both vents all the way. Temp control takes practice, but you’ll learn where to put the vents.stripethree wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 12:53 pmFirst cook, I used the chimney, since the Egg was empty. This time, I had some lump in it to relight and wanted to add more. I tried to get most of the ash through the grate, threw in two lit starter cubes, and dumped the new lump on top.
Left the bottom vent open all the way and the lip up for 10 mins, then closed the lid and opened the top vent to about 3/4. It took some adjustments to both vents to get the temp stable though once it got near 400*. Haven't mastered that yet. It bounced around between 390* and 420* during cooking.
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Dinner tonight. Gin and tonics with blueberries,
And simple chicken off the egg with purple potatoes, peppers, asparagus.
Nothin’ fancy but it was good.
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And simple chicken off the egg with purple potatoes, peppers, asparagus.
Nothin’ fancy but it was good.
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Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2017 1:58 pm At the risk of being sucked into your wedding planner decorative vortex, that is kind of cute.
that looks raw AF my mang. I agree withstripethree wrote: ↑Fri May 04, 2018 9:42 pm First, cook with the Green Egg tonight even with some rain happening. NY Strip steaks with this marinade. Went well. Would like them a little closer to medium rare next time, but still plenty juicy and delicious.
get yo shit REAL hot.
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I can assure you, it is not raw, just the camera and lighting.
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chef boyardubshowstripethree wrote: ↑Fri May 11, 2018 9:25 pm I can assure you, it is not raw, just the camera and lighting.
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Fuuuuuck you guys.
So Zilch is at Fap and I don’t handle a lot of the cooking in our kitchen, as I’ve stated before. Just the baking. I can cook, Zilch is just better at it than I while also making much more healthy options.
So about the healthy options thing... I had been wanting to tackle one of Julia Child’s recipes (read: half butter and cream. Worthit.) for a while, specifically her chicken and mushrooms. I usually don’t even like French cuisine but holy shit, this is quite possibly the most delicious thing I have ever made. Seriously.
It doesn’t look like much in a picture but it caused audible sex noises from the kitchen by myself when I first tasted it.
I paired it with orzo but you could put this with anything.
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So Zilch is at Fap and I don’t handle a lot of the cooking in our kitchen, as I’ve stated before. Just the baking. I can cook, Zilch is just better at it than I while also making much more healthy options.
So about the healthy options thing... I had been wanting to tackle one of Julia Child’s recipes (read: half butter and cream. Worthit.) for a while, specifically her chicken and mushrooms. I usually don’t even like French cuisine but holy shit, this is quite possibly the most delicious thing I have ever made. Seriously.
It doesn’t look like much in a picture but it caused audible sex noises from the kitchen by myself when I first tasted it.
I paired it with orzo but you could put this with anything.
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Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2017 1:58 pm At the risk of being sucked into your wedding planner decorative vortex, that is kind of cute.
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Cooked up a bone in prime ribeye for the mom's day celebration.
My wife has taught me to cook decently.
that's about as pretty a mid rare you get.
baby tax.
My wife has taught me to cook decently.
that's about as pretty a mid rare you get.
baby tax.
brain go brrrrrr
If you don’t cut your grilled cheese into triangles is it really even a grilled cheese?
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Desertbreh wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2017 1:58 pm At the risk of being sucked into your wedding planner decorative vortex, that is kind of cute.
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Nice work. How did you cook it? With super luxe 3-4 inch thick tomahawk cuts I usually reverse sear, oven first to desired temperature, then pretty it up in the pan.Big Brain Bradley wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 8:14 am Cooked up a bone in prime ribeye for the mom's day celebration.
My wife has taught me to cook decently.
that's about as pretty a mid rare you get.
baby tax.
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Then I love breaking the law. I don't like mine cut for me. I'll decide if I need to cut it, but if it isn't some monster burger or towering club sandwich, odds are I won't cut it.
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I seared on the grill 3 minutes per side and finished in the oven basting with ghee every three minutes...took about 12 minutes in oven to finish. Then rest for 10.Desertbreh wrote: ↑Thu May 17, 2018 12:30 pmNice work. How did you cook it? With super luxe 3-4 inch thick tomahawk cuts I usually reverse sear, oven first to desired temperature, then pretty it up in the pan.Big Brain Bradley wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 8:14 am Cooked up a bone in prime ribeye for the mom's day celebration.
My wife has taught me to cook decently.
that's about as pretty a mid rare you get.
baby tax.
I've have pan seared it if it fit
brain go brrrrrr