The grilling community is known for coming together to provide help and support in times of need, and many families and communities have been devastated by the recent severe weather events across the country. Please visit these sites to learn more about how you can support relief efforts - operationbbqrelief.org and redcross.org.
Essex County wrote:
What do you do with the Ghosts? I know a restaurant in Cambridge that serves them with pasta and blows out even the most stolid chiliheads. I don't have chocolate habs. Only regular, bright orange ones and a gazillion mild p…
I try to make hto sauce...I am still learning, but they add some great heat...plus you can challenge friends when they have had a few beers and watch them cry like babies!
We tried a new twist on the Ghost Pepper...GP vodka. We put 7 ghost peppers in a bottle of grey goose...a month later it burned all the way to the stomach. My feet went numb and my buddy was gaging...pretty funny adventure we will not try again. …
JPF wrote:
357 Mad dog sauce
Was the hottest stuff I've ever tasted. Well for a few seconds til the heat overtook me.
They make this Mad dog 357 Ghost pepper sauce that is made from Bhut Jolokia chile pepper it's in the guinness book as the ho…
we are going friday and will be at the potluck. We should try to get next to each other. What time is chuck getting there? we will be there by 1pm.
Frank
a few tips
1. don't stress about the gasket, it will get messed up
2. don't worry about the small cracks you will see int he paint
3. buy a placesetter and pizza stone asap
4. learn to love the stoker or guru
5. save up for the large you are …
That is a tough one, it is really not that long...I would go 17 hrs on a nonfrozen 16lb's of butt. You have just around 16, not counting the 2 hours or so in the cooler. good luck and let us know how it goes.