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PostPosted: Fri Aug 22, 2014 7:13 pm 
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Miracle Whip on outside of grilled cheese is awesome. This means put the MW on the outside of bread and heat till melty YUMMY :)

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It cooks off so you really do not taste it at all adds some sweetness to the bread. MW is really just soybean oil and sugar so not a big deal. :lol:


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 22, 2014 7:15 pm 
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Picked up a free Weber 22.5 kettle from a buddy who got a new one. Replaced the charcoal grate and it's ready to go.


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Miracle Whip on outside of grilled cheese is awesome. This means put the MW on the outside of bread and heat till melty YUMMY :)

:puker: :pukel: :puker: :pukel: :evil: :evil:

It cooks off so you really do not taste it at all adds some sweetness to the bread. MW is really just soybean oil and sugar so not a big deal. :lol:


F.U.C.K. Miracle Whip.

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Nothing here in a week...I blame myself gents...if I can't find time to grill, who can?

Anyways...doing a pork tenderloin tonight...using lump charcoal for the first time (and I can already tell I'm going to be kicking myself for not making the switch sooner) with a box of apple wood chips right over the coals...made a glaze with some BBQ sauce, soy sauce, horseradish mustard (I know, I found a use for it!) and some seasonings. Already smells amazing! 8)


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PostPosted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 7:20 pm 
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Seeing the steak thread made me realize this needed a bump (because neither cold nor snow should stop anyone from rocking out the grill)...made some shrimp cocktail for NYE and it was a huge hit...

2 pounds of 12-16 count shrimp, raw with tails and shell still on, deveined.

Marinade in a mix of soy sauce, olive oil, lemon juice and pepper (I don't have quantities here...two lemons, what looks like a couple table spoons of soy, and probably a cup of olive oil...but I know it's right when it tastes like you are biting into a fresh tomato) for 1 to 2 hours (any more and the acid in the lemon juice will cook the shrimp more than desired.

Skewer the shrimp and throw on the grill over direct heat for 2-3 minutes per side.

Once the shrimp are off the grill, let cool. Then, peel and serve over ice to keep nicely chilled.


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Brats and salmon in the last couple of weeks.


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Beer can chicken last night. It was just....ok. Any suggestions for not having the meat so dry? Also when I put a thermometer in at 4 different places (leg, thigh, and each breast) it read over 150 everywhere but there was still some pink on the inside that we just ate around. I've seen chicken recipes call for 140 and 160 so I just went in the middle.



160 for chicken every time

I actually stopped cooking beer can chicke outside as it takes too much charcoal and or gas. I cook it inside for about 2 hour at around 350 degrees inside of a drip pan. The whole house smells fantastic afterwards and it's so much easier to control the heat. Just make sure to keep adding water to the drip pan. And the first time you cook this in the oven...don't use your wife's favorite brownie pan either..

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you really do not taste it at all
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Thanks! I will try that next time


I just saw this:

1) Indirect, chicken over a foil drip pan; coals mounded on either side of the pan

2) On a weber; bottom vent half closed, top vent full open

3) If you don't have one, get and use one of these. Cook to 170.

http://www.amazon.com/Maverick-Et-732-R ... B004IMA718

Moist chicken every time.

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 03, 2015 11:39 am 
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Beer can chicken last night. It was just....ok. Any suggestions for not having the meat so dry? Also when I put a thermometer in at 4 different places (leg, thigh, and each breast) it read over 150 everywhere but there was still some pink on the inside that we just ate around. I've seen chicken recipes call for 140 and 160 so I just went in the middle.



160 for chicken every time


This. Also, if it was dry, it's because you poked it too damn much and the juice escaped...and make sure you're using enough oil on the skin to help seal it when it starts to crisp.

I actually got a charcoal grill for my anniversary in September, and can't wait to try the beer can chicken using that...

Chris_in_joliet wrote:

I actually stopped cooking beer can chicke outside as it takes too much charcoal and or gas. I cook it inside for about 2 hour at around 350 degrees inside of a drip pan. The whole house smells fantastic afterwards and it's so much easier to control the heat. Just make sure to keep adding water to the drip pan. And the first time you cook this in the oven...don't use your wife's favorite brownie pan either..


I'm intrigued by this...may have to give it a shot...and LOL at the brownie pan...

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 7:22 pm 
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Going the pork steak route this evening.

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Last Sunday, I grilled a turkey breast with some baked potatoes. Juiciest turkey I have had in quite some time.

Today, its orange chicken. Basically using the grill instead of a crock pot.
Grill 4-5 boneless breasts in just a bit of chicken broth until they are done. Usually 3-4 hours. I go indirect heat, and have them in a foil pan
Drain, Cut in 1-2" squares, then return chicken to the pan, add the orange mixture (which consists of; 3/4-1 cup orange/apricot marmalade, 3/4-1cup bbq sauce, 2-3 tablespoons of soy sauce), and grill another 35-45 minutes. Steam rice, veggies, or whatever else you want, and serve the chicken mixture over that.

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Grilled a steak, chicken thighs with Montreal Chicken and 3 different locally made sausages ( pizza, whiskey peppercorn, cheddar ).
The pizza one actually tastes just like a cheesy pepperoni pizza, pretty cool.

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Ribeyes!

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Gonna be throwing some planked salmon on the grill later today.


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Grilled chicken, NY strip steaks, and yellow squash Friday night. Using the leftover chicken to make southwest chicken wraps for dinner tonight.

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Ribeyes!

Me too. Neat. Gonna make some taters and beans on the grill too.
Having a delirium and getting the grill set up now.

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First Vodka and a Cigar, then grilling Ribeyes, Asparagus, Onions, Mushrooms.

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Got a pork butt smoking away at the moment... smelling good!

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Good old fashion hand packed burgers. Gonna be lovely.


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Bone-in turkey breast.

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First Vodka and a Cigar, then grilling Ribeyes, Asparagus, Onions, Mushrooms.

This minus the vodka and cigar.


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Lots of Ribeyes tonight. I like that.

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Grilled a bunch of chicken thighs, three breasts and a steak yesterday. Swapped out the empty for a tank I have as a backup that had been sitting a
few months. Got it all set up and couldn't turn the valve to open. I tried everything. Went back to the store and swapped it out. The guy who swapped
it was looking at me before he switched it like I was some kind of a pussy and gave it his all to prove that I was. He couldn't budge it. I have never
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We did steaks last night....(in the broiler).

Tonight:
Grilling salmon for the wife and some chicken breast for her lunches. May smoke a beer can chicken as well.

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Got some jumbo shrimp thawing out right now to throw on the grill later.


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Pork tenderloin that sat in Soy Vey all day. Yummy.


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