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Smoked Baked Potato?

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corey24
corey24 Posts: 386
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Anyone ever smoke baked potatoes? Good?  How long?  Thinking of doing some with a pork shoulder this wk-end.

XL Egg Owner Since Dec 2013 - Louisiana

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  • henapple
    henapple Posts: 16,025
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    Yes and yes. Potatoes on the bottom and bacon on the top rack...
    Green egg, dead animal and alcohol. The "Boro".. TN 
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  • corey24
    corey24 Posts: 386
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    How long for potatoes at around 250?

    XL Egg Owner Since Dec 2013 - Louisiana

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  • gabriegger
    gabriegger Posts: 682
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    I'd say a couple of hours, hour and a half.  I've done them at 350 for an hour.

    the city above Toronto - Noodleville wtih 2 Large 1 Mini

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  • chashans
    chashans Posts: 418
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    They are good also rubbed down with bacon grease and then wrapped in foil. Mine cooked for about 90 minutes at 350F dome. Indirect, legs up on the grid. The skins were nicely charred and had a very nice flavor. I am guessing at 250 for at least 2 hrs.
    LARGE, MINI BGE    SAN DIEGO, CA            An alcoholic with a barbecuing problem.

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  • Budgeezer
    Budgeezer Posts: 669
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    We soak in a brine then smoke @ 350 indirect, usually on a rack under a chicken for country ribs. Here is a link to a recipe we just used the egg instead of the oven:  http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/the-bomb-bakers-recipe.html 
    Edina, MN

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  • ShadowNick
    ShadowNick Posts: 533
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    I've done them with ribs, at @250 for 2.5 hours, so about halfway throught the rib cook, and they were fantastic.  Even injected them the last 30 minutes with some melted butter.  I'm not sure the butter added anything, but it was fun to do.
    Pentwater, MI
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  • corey24
    corey24 Posts: 386
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    Thanks guys!!

    XL Egg Owner Since Dec 2013 - Louisiana

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  • Central_Bama_Egger
    Central_Bama_Egger Posts: 886
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    I douse them in evoo. Cover them good in kosher salt. Raised direct around 400. Till 200 IT. Awesome.
    Huntsville, Al LBGE
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  • Richpayne360
    Richpayne360 Posts: 4
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    I've done them @ 350 for an hour. Rubbed with olive oil and sprinkled with kosher salt. They're like a baked potato you'd get from a high end steak house.
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  • flemster
    flemster Posts: 269
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    Yes to all the above... they are great
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    Keywords: Gator, Nashvegas, LBGE, Looftlighter, Thermapen in Racing Green (faster than the red one!), PSWOO2, Spider with CI, IQ120
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  • SoCal_Griller
    SoCal_Griller Posts: 516
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    EVO and Salt or Byrons But Rub, 400 indirect till 210 IT.  Or if you are cooking direct, cook on a raised grid for a while, then wrap in foil to finish.  Good Stuff.
    Simi Valley, California
    LBGE, PBC, Annova, SMOBot
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  • corey24
    corey24 Posts: 386
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    So does seasoning on outside make any difference on inside? Does seasoning penetrate.....

    XL Egg Owner Since Dec 2013 - Louisiana

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  • Botch
    Botch Posts: 15,487
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    Budgeezer said:
    We soak in a brine then smoke @ 350 indirect, usually on a rack under a chicken for country ribs. Here is a link to a recipe we just used the egg instead of the oven:  http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/the-bomb-bakers-recipe.html 
     
    That link was blank for me, so I'll ask you: did you prick the spud skin before brining?  Have not heard of that before, but I'm intrigued.  
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  • chashans
    chashans Posts: 418
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    Botch said:
    Budgeezer said:
    We soak in a brine then smoke @ 350 indirect, usually on a rack under a chicken for country ribs. Here is a link to a recipe we just used the egg instead of the oven:  http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/the-bomb-bakers-recipe.html 
     
    That link was blank for me, so I'll ask you: did you prick the spud skin before brining?  Have not heard of that before, but I'm intrigued.  
    I Googled it and found a link:  
    LARGE, MINI BGE    SAN DIEGO, CA            An alcoholic with a barbecuing problem.

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  • chashans
    chashans Posts: 418
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    The link did not post above...so here it is:  
    LARGE, MINI BGE    SAN DIEGO, CA            An alcoholic with a barbecuing problem.

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  • chashans
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    For some reason the link is not posting. One final try:  
    LARGE, MINI BGE    SAN DIEGO, CA            An alcoholic with a barbecuing problem.

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  • chashans
    chashans Posts: 418
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    Google "baked potato brine" and it will come up.
    LARGE, MINI BGE    SAN DIEGO, CA            An alcoholic with a barbecuing problem.

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  • chashans
    chashans Posts: 418
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    Ingredients
    1 1/4 cups kosher salt
    6 medium russet potatoes, washed
    2 tablespoons garlic salt
    2 tablespoons seasoned salt
    1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
    Horseradish Sour Cream, recipe follows
    Horseradish Sour Cream:
    2 cups sour cream
    4 tablespoons prepared horseradish
    Salt and freshly ground black pepper
    Directions
    In large mixing bowl dissolve 1 cup kosher salt in 8 cups of water. Add potatoes. Insure that all potatoes are submerged, and brine for 2 to 8 hours.

    Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.

    Remove the potatoes from brine and liberally coat with the remaining kosher salt, garlic salt, seasoned salt, and pepper.

    Place the potatoes on a wire rack in the center of the oven and bake for 45 minutes. Do not puncture skin with tongs, fork, or tooth picks. Potatoes will be soft to the touch when done.

    Let potatoes rest 5 minutes before cutting.

    Horseradish Sour Cream:
    Combine all ingredients. Serve wi

    Read more at: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/the-bomb-bakers-recipe.html?oc=linkback
    LARGE, MINI BGE    SAN DIEGO, CA            An alcoholic with a barbecuing problem.

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  • smokesniffer
    smokesniffer Posts: 2,016
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    We love twice baked potatoes on the egg. Raised, direct @ 400. I puncture the spud with a fork in a few different places. Rub EVO all over the spud, sprinkle salt and pepper and garlic salt on the skin. Roll them around on the grate a few times while it is grilling. About one hour later they are done. Rest them for about 10 minutes and then slice them in half and scoop out the meat. I use a small ice cream scooper. Mix all the meat with some butter, milk and cheese. Then scoop this back into the skins and grated cheese on top of that, back on the egg for another 20 minutes or until the cheese melts good.
    If you enjoy eating the skin of the potato, the S&P, and garlic salt on it is very good.

    Cheers
    Large, small, and a mini
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