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Gyro recipe!!! W/PICS
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ShortRib
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Last night I took a chance on making some homemade gyros. Man, were they good. I took the recipe from foodnetwork.com and made it compatable for the egg. [p]First, I combined onion, ground lamb, garlic, marjoram, rosemary, salt and pepper in a mixing bowl and whipped them into a paste.[p]
[p]Next, I wrapped the paste in cellophane and placed in fridge for about 4 hours. This allows it to set up and gives me time to marinate my tomatoes and onions. I also made Tzatziki sauce.[p]
[p]Next, I steadied the temp of the egg around 350. Took the cellophane off and wrapped it in foil to help it hold together better. Placed it in a drip pan and elevated it so that the dripping wouldn't make the bottom soggy.[p]
[p]Cooked it for about an hour, until the temp reached 165. Took the foil off then to let the outter layer brown.[p]
[p]Let her rest for 15 minutes and sliced.[p]
[p]Served on grilled pitas.[p]
[p]The end product was unbelievable!!![p]
[p]Next time I do this I will double the recipe so that I can freeze some and make it later. This was definately one of the best things I have ever cooked on the egg!
[p]Next, I wrapped the paste in cellophane and placed in fridge for about 4 hours. This allows it to set up and gives me time to marinate my tomatoes and onions. I also made Tzatziki sauce.[p][p]Next, I steadied the temp of the egg around 350. Took the cellophane off and wrapped it in foil to help it hold together better. Placed it in a drip pan and elevated it so that the dripping wouldn't make the bottom soggy.[p][p]Cooked it for about an hour, until the temp reached 165. Took the foil off then to let the outter layer brown.[p][p]Let her rest for 15 minutes and sliced.[p][p]Served on grilled pitas.[p][p]The end product was unbelievable!!![p][p]Next time I do this I will double the recipe so that I can freeze some and make it later. This was definately one of the best things I have ever cooked on the egg!Comments
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ShortRib,
That looks great!!! Now I know what I will be cooking this weekend!
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ShortRib,
This looks delicious! Thanks for the great pictures and the how-to. Clay is going to make this. Love those gyro's!!!!!!
Have a great weekend,
Diane (Clay's better half)[p]
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ShortRib,
looks good. dude, is that a natty light i see?
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ShortRib,[p]I love Gyros. Just another thing to try (the list is well in double digits)!![p]Smokey
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ShortRib,[p]What a hoot! Great pictorial! I'm gonna have to try it.[p]Cheers & Tzatziki Sauce![p]GrillMeister
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GrillMeister,[p]Dont forget to let out a loud OOOOPPPPPPAAAAHHHHHHH!!!
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GrillMeister,
I made Gyros too last night. But the wife won't eat lamb- somehing about killin babies and Emily at the Weatherby farm (an old kids book.)
We used Turkey and took it to 185.
That recepie is great, but allow plenty of time.
I'll do it your way next time.
Bruce
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