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I quit using my BGE several years ago, and recently decided to fire it up again (after replacing a damper that went to rust). My question.... what are the best cooking temps & time for chicken (parts and whole), whole fish (trout) baby back ribs, steak. Please help refresh my memory. Thanks in advance to all who respond!
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Kevin,
Best whole chicken is the Spatchcocked see by The Naked Whiz (see link below).
http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/poultry0230.htm
For steak try direct at 700-750 degrees with the 3/3/dwell till done method.
Ribs, I like the covered with goop (buttermilk, mustard and rub) overnight method cooked indirect for 2 hours at 250 with apple, hickory and jack chips and then 1 hour at 350-375 and then baste for 15-20 minutes at same temp.
Don't know about whole fish but Gretl's Dejon Bourbon Salmon is tough to beat.
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