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Never Thought I'd Try THAT!

WudEyeDoo
WudEyeDoo Posts: 201
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
When I bought my Egg a few months ago, I was looking forward to all the traditional cooks that you would expect on a grill/smoker. After many successful cooks I can say that I am even more excited about cooking on the BGE now than when I first started. I've tried many traditional things with it and have a long list of "stuff to try" thanks to this forum.[p]While carving a pumpkin for my son, I remembered a pumpkin seed recipe mentioned earlier and found it in the archives. I used the seeds from our pumpkin and followed the recipe and started cooking them on the egg. While standing next to my egg with pumpkin seeds in it, I got to thinking how strange that sounds. Pumpkin Seeds? I'm cooking pumpkin seeds? Man, I must have "BGE Fever" pretty bad. By the way, they were great![p]I got to wondering, what have you cooked on your Egg that would fit into the "Never Thought I'd Try THAT" category?[p]Bob

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  • Nature Boy
    Nature Boy Posts: 8,687
    WudEyeDoo,
    Great story! I think squid falls into the "never thought I'd try that" category. And it is one of our favorites!
    Cheers!
    NB

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  • Citizen Q
    Citizen Q Posts: 484
    WudEyeDoo,
    It's still on my list, but Osso Bucco, slow simmered in my dutch oven over the coals, is soon to be a reality. Just placed a special order with a local butcher for 4 - 3 inch thick veal shanks, due next Friday. [p]Anybody here ever been to Ferraro's on West Flamingo in Las Vegas? I finagled the recipe from what I consider to be the finest Italian restaraunt that I have ever been to.

  • WudEyeDoo,[p] How about sweet potato pie, smoked habañero peppers, grilled mango/pineapple/banana/strawberry kabobs, and focaccia?[p]MikeO
  • YB
    YB Posts: 3,861
    WudEyeDoo,
    I cooked on the Egg bacon wrapped watermelon rind with jerk sauce painted on.[p]Larry

  • BBQfan1
    BBQfan1 Posts: 562
    WudEyeDoo, Probably the two items I've done on the Egg that fall into the 'NTI'dTT' category are both courtesy of my buddy reg: smoked olives and smoked deviled eggs! In fact, that reminds me; I have some smoked kalamatas in the fridge, and a handful of those would see me through to dinnertime just nicely!
    Qfan

  • Car Wash Mike
    Car Wash Mike Posts: 11,244
    WudEyeDoo, Spin's pizza on a bet. I probably owe somebody a 1.5 liter of Makers Mark or a case of their favorite adult beverage. Turned out great.[p]CWM
  • WudEyeDoo,[p]This might sound pretty strange, but Spam. (Yes, I confess. I'm one of the few people in America who LIKE Spam.) It started with a conversation I had with a co-worker of my wife's who commented that she had had barbecued Spam one weekend. I thought she was joking, but after 15 minutes of "get real" she convinced me she was serious. Just happened to have half a loaf in the frig and decided to try it. Believe it or not, the texture of Spam gets better on the grill and it tastes unlike the usual Spam taste. I don't do it often, but I have done it more than once, sigh.....

  • WudEyeDoo,[p]Well, I haven't done this *yet*, but in the next couple of days I've got a few cups of specialty grains going in the egg.[p]These are the grains you add to home-brewed beer to give it your own unique character.[p]I'm expecting that a short bath in some cherry smoke on the Egg will give my Holiday porter a *unique* character indeed![p]As NB The Wise sez:
    Beers!
    bc[p]

  • WessB
    WessB Posts: 6,937
    BBQfan1,
    "Smoked Deviled Eggs"...now that sound interesting...any advice or tips..maybe explain the process...Thanks[p]Wess