Ribs on my first BGE!

tdeater · January 2012

BIRTHDAY PRESENT FROM MY WIFE!

GreenhawK · January 2012

Wow. I don't remember seeing one that white in a long time.

tdeater · January 2012

My first run were Baby Back Ribs and potato Bombs. I am HOOKED! The best ribs I have ever made.

IrishDevl · January 2012

That is disgustingly white, please cook on it many times before any new pics.

tdeater · January 2012

Hey Irish, I am proud of my new Egg! There will be more pictures to follow as I richly season my new Egg!

MO_Smoke1 · January 2012

Kill Whitey!

yumdinger · January 2012

That is a very nice storage unit you have next to your egg.

MaskedMarvel · January 2012

LOL poor fallen bottle of 420...

AD18 · January 2012

I have a similar setup of an Egg and Weber kettle. Lots of fun and versatility. Glad to see you are taking care of security dog too:)

gtk10583 · January 2012

Nothing better than some ribs, a cold beer, and a box of krispy kreme donuts (yes, I saw them in the background of your picture!).

tdeater · January 2012

Gotta have me some Krispy Kreme!

Griffin · January 2012

Congrats on the Egg. Ribs look great.

Love Shepherds. I'm on my 3rd one. How old is he? ANy more pics?

So what is a potato bomb?

tdeater · January 2012

He is 7 and has been a great dog, and boy can he shed!

Potato Bomb,

Wash and core a baking potato like you would an apple (Save core plugs)

Stuff potato with butter, chedder cheese, and some chives. (You can stuff with anything even lunch meats)

Trim core plugs and stick in each end.

Sprinkle some Kosher salt and wrap in bacon.

Next wrap potato in foil and grill at 350 to 400 for about 60 to 75 Min depending on potato size.

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rib rangler · January 2012

ribs look great !!smart choice not to cook on that webber.. lol

Griffin · January 2012

Sounds great.

I've tried to convince my wife that it's her Yorkie that is shedding and not my Shepherd, but I don't think she's buying it.

=))

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