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Dude those are awesome. I have been trying to find a cool trophies or awards to give away at Midwest Eggfest but, so far you win for creativity. Nice Work.
Looks fantastic. Those are my favorite 4 food groups. As far as grilling a juicy chop directly try this. Egg at 450 deg. Use the method of 2.5. Which is turn 90 deg after 2.5 minutes wait 2.5 minutes then flip. 2.5 min. turn. 2.5 minuted flip. …
Funny thing is earlier this spring here in MN we got hit by a couple of tornados. In the tornado's path was my dad's BGE and a few miles from him was one of my best friends BGE. Both were sitting wide open with minimal protection. Both of them st…
Right now I think we have around 70 preregistered. That is 3 times as much as last year around this time. I expect a good turn out. It could be 72 if you guys come again. LOL we will catch you next year.
But I wrote it on the paper. I also love the handle. You will learn a lot by attending Midwest eggfest. To put it to you this way I have been cooking on my egg for the last 12 years and I learned a lot from being at last years eggfest. Some of t…
I can't wait we are getting more and more registrations every day. The Demo's are sold out unless we get more cooks. So if you know anybody that wants to cook tell them to sign up. Should be a really fun year. Can't wait to see all of you. Jeff
Bummer guys you will be missed. Maybe we can catch you next year. Ooh and my Dad says Hi back. He is bummed that you guys arn't coming but he will get over it. I might have to grab your shrimp recipe because I can't imagine an eggfest without em.
You know I have been cooking Pizza on the egg for many years now and never once did it occur to me to use the feet under the stone like that. I like it and will try it. Thanks for the tip.
eddy-turn,
Personally I like to cook my pork tenderloins indirectly over the plate setter. Sometimes I will use a marinade but mostly I just use a rub and cook at 350-400 until it reaches 145. Let it rest 10 minutes.
DynaGreaseball,
The plate setter is made out of the exact space aged ceramic as the grill itself. Don't worry about putting it into the hot grill it will be able to handle it. I do it all the time. Though I have heard of a couple of plate setter…
Cobbegger,
Honestly those arn't ribs. It is probably a chunk of the loin. Cook them almost as though you would a pork chop. I have smoked them a couple of times and they only turned out good once. I think it is because they are usually very lean…
stike,
I guess I do have an advantage since I sell the Fire Lites. So it is really easy for me to get new ones at a discounted price. But I only use one at a time ,that is all that is needed. I have however tried the napkin trick and though slow…