The Ultimate BBQ Thread

[samtoddlee]

Brunswick stew -- a traditional accompaniment to Georgia style pulled pork and ribs. Made with a pork shoulder, a whole chicken, onions, peas, corn, tomatoes, Texas Pete, ketchup, salt and pepper and apple cider vinegar. The key is the smoked flavor in the meat.

 

[mmw68]

Any Big Green Egg users? I scored this "Grilldome" off Facebook market place for a ridiculous price.
Never used a ceramic Kamado style grill. Made a batch of 3-2-1 ribs for Mother day.

 

[TYM4FUN]

Any Big Green Egg users? I scored this "Grilldome" off Facebook market place for a ridiculous price.
Never used a ceramic Kamado style grill. Made a batch of 3-2-1 ribs for Mother day.

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I have never used one. How did you like it?

I smoked a butt for mom this Sunday....

 

[mmw68]

I have never used one. How did you like it?

I loved it, very easy to use.

 

[Fast Eddy]

 

[ScottT]

I use the medium version of the big green egg (and a lot of other bbq grills). Made a diffuser out of a metal pie pan to keep from burning over direct heat. Easy to maintain temperature, results are great.

 

[greenbeast]

Owned a Lg green egg for years, strongly recommend them. all depends on what your mission in cooking is. They are great for a family for grilling and let you smoke things also. Kind of a pain using them in the winter here in CO though but anything would be tough. I sold mine last year to get a Yoder (yet to pull the trigger)to go with my dedicated smoker Cookshack FEC 100.

I wouldn't hesitate to buy another green egg, took me about 1 time cooking on it till justify the price. If taken care of it will be the last one you own!

 

[ScottT]

Owned a Lg green egg for years, strongly recommend them. all depends on what your mission in cooking is. They are great for a family for grilling and let you smoke things also. Kind of a pain using them in the winter here in CO though but anything would be tough. I sold mine last year to get a Yoder (yet to pull the trigger)to go with my dedicated smoker Cookshack FEC 100.

I wouldn't hesitate to buy another green egg, took me about 1 time cooking on it till justify the price. If taken care of it will be the last one you own!

I also have a cookshack. Used it a couple of days ago for beef ribs. Great for when you want no muss no fuss. I usually put a stainless steel water container in mine to keep things from drying out too much.

 

[badusmaximus]

Bought one of these for my birthday a few years back. Japanese Konro grill- AKA the prototype of every hibachi you know.

Mine measures about 10" x 26" and is originally intended for use with binchotan (activated) charcoal. But I use regular lump charcoal as well. Awesome for overlanding if you wanna have a nice dinner due to size.

 

[alexcruz]

Any HitchFire grill users? Trying to decide between this or the webber Q, but like the option of not having to store the grill in the back of the truck. Not sure about using the hitch for the grill storage, but like how much bigger it is.
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[TYM4FUN]

Any HitchFire grill users? Trying to decide between this or the webber Q, but like the option of not having to store the grill in the back of the truck. Not sure about using the hitch for the grill storage, but like how much bigger it is.
hitchfire.com
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You might have better luck in the camping section. This thread is for BBQ cooking.

 

[SNLC]

I have no claim to be any sort of cook or chef. However, I like to eat well when i go camping and do it up on the fire (duh). I have been doing up some pretty good dinners the last few times out and am going to keep that going.

These are stuffed shrooms and chicken breast. I stuff them with fire roasted bacon, peppers, cheese and shrooms.

I marinated them for a day in Guinness and spices.

Cheers

 

[SNLC]

Previous trip it was carne asada tacos. The asada I didn't prepare, bought it from the local Mexican butcher.

I didn’t have it this trip but I generally like to use my FrontRunner grill camping. Its just the easiest for me and works well.

Cheers

 

[TYM4FUN]

 

[titanpat57]

Camp food sucks!

While camping up on the Delaware a couple weeks ago. Cooked these 2 Sewer Line beauties up on a 12" bakers cast iron pan....the beans were some the best I had...cooked the little potatoes in oil and butter....threw in a little garlic and onion

 

[FLATU8ER]

@titanpat57 , please elaborate on what Sewer Line beauties are.
I know you are referring to your steaks, but was it some kinda cooking method?

 

[TYM4FUN]

Barb......e.....cue


Have you all gone soft.

 

[titanpat57]

@titanpat57 , please elaborate on what Sewer Line beauties are.
I know you are referring to your steaks, but was it some kinda cooking method?

LOL.....

Sirloin....

 

[FLATU8ER]

Ah, OK
Didn't pick that up .

 

[FLATU8ER]

Man, it's just too damn hot to even think about firing off the grill