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East Bay Al,[p]It has some bone but not all, hence they call in semi boneless...cound be a gimmick.[p]Any way, I decided to butterfly it and mix in this stuff:[p]I made a marinade and baste of:[p]1/2 c lemon juice
1/4 c white wine
1/4 c olive oil
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The Naked Whiz,[p]I stand corrercted! ; )[p]The same principal physics apply. Gravity..it's not just a good idea..it's the law![p]Aloha and thanks for the pics![p]Greg
Stan Rollison,[p]Take it off before it's done it will finish cooking with it's own heat. Over cooked pacific fish will be chewy better to eat slightly undercooked it will be awsome![p]Aloha,[p]greg
Timothy Logan,[p]It will last longer than that. No adding charcoal needed. This is assuming your using BGE lump or equivalent. Not sure about briquettes..[p]Aloha,[p]Greg
Timothy Logan,[p]It will last longer than that. No adding charcoal needed. This is assuming your using BGE lump or equivalent. Not sure about briquettes..[p]Aloha,[p]Greg
Scott S., spar varnish-satin finish. Same stuff they use on wooden boats. It will darken the wood a little giving a rich looking finish.[p]aloha,[p]Greg
Judy Mayberry,[p]I live in a very humid place and we just throw a couple dozen grains of uncooked white japanese rice in with rubs and our salt shakers. [p]Works great for physical agitation, absorbing moisture and doesn't affect the flavor.[p]…