It's that tine of the day again
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> Stephen Keller Wrote:
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> Those look awesome.....!
Yes it does.
Throw a ground chuck patty on there and its basically a steak n egg sandwich. Why not add some bacon too??
I'm starving...
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> Bas Autowas Wrote:
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> It's that tine of the day again
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What’s ya cookin in there?
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Right now chicken
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And chicken satay of course
And hamburgers and bacon strips, but no pics
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> Bas Autowas Wrote:
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> And chicken satay of course
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> And hamburgers and bacon strips, but no pics
You should try slab bacon/pork belly Over slow indirect heat
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Hey bas, any chance you could share your satay recipe. Looks gooo
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It does indeed, I worked in a restaurant that served that, and it was weak af compared to how yours looks. I second the request, as the only way I can "cook" is on the grill or the 'Nuke. :)
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What’s cookin!, Got any 4th of July pics??
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We grilled peaches n ‘kinnis and veggies of all colors!
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That there is a bar bi kini
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I don't think I could get behind a grilled peach...never seen that done, the vegies look good though!
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Prolly been a while since don got behind a peach either.
Ps: grilled peaches are ridiculously good. Use the firm peaches that smell ripe but aren’t soft yet. Soft peach is too moist n juicy. Same with the heirloom ‘matos.... char the firm ones, slice n salad serve the others. Oh and, Olive oil is involved in all this, don’t be the guy who loses the veggies stuck to the grill battle!
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I would try it, I love grilled tomatoes, and portabella mushrooms...so good!
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Stephen loves shrooms
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Yep, you can make a fungus burger out of a portabella, lemon juice, garlic butter, cheese if you like let and tom/onion....not quite meat, but damn good.
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> Aaron Blair Wrote:
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> Hey bas, any chance you could share your satay recipe. Looks gooo
I'll take some pics next time i make them, i do it all without a real recipe or measurements so it's easier if i just show how much of everything i put in.
I'm pretty sure you can't get some of the ingredients in the US, but it really is just a flavour mixing game.
And those grilled peaches look good Jayson! Although im against fruit and vegetables on the BBQ in general, grilled peaches are an exception. (edited)
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Barbecue you are supposed to throw on the entire animal...
BBQ = Barbe a queue = beard to tail
Just saying
Header Wrap BBQ
Use this custom header wrap next rally for increased performance of your pipe AND a very snack worthy break at the end of a ride...
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@rebel moby- Pig roast is in 2 weeks. I’ll be throwing the whole animal on, trust me!
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Goodly thing someone knows how to cook
> jayson sumpter Wrote:
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> @rebel moby- Pig roast is in 2 weeks. I’ll be throwing the whole animal
> on, trust me!
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So you wrap foil over top too right?
How many minutes @ 35mph?
Dont like it crispy and id imagine it would hinder removal anyways.
Keeping the heat inside the pipe does improve performance.
> Rebel Moby Wrote:
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> Use this custom header wrap next rally for increased performance of your
> pipe AND a very snack worthy break at the end of a ride...
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> Bas Autowas Wrote:
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> > Aaron Blair Wrote:
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> > Hey bas, any chance you could share your satay recipe. Looks gooo
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> I'll take some pics next time i make them, i do it all without a real
> recipe or measurements so it's easier if i just show how much of
> everything i put in.
>
> I'm pretty sure you can't get some of the ingredients in the US, but it
> really is just a flavour mixing game.
>
> And those grilled peaches look good Jayson! Although im against fruit
> and vegetables on the BBQ in general, grilled peaches are an exception.
Awesome, curious to see what goes into em'. And of course, more curious as to what I can't find here. Lol
Always up to hunting down obscure ingredients..been through this before, only to find out we just have a different name of the exact same stuff here.
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^ yep, exactly!
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According to the internet, this is the same thing but bottled in English and delivered by amazon
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I have a bottle in my kitchen now! Been using it since I was a kid...grandma knew what was up!
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> Aaron Blair Wrote:
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> I have a bottle in my kitchen now! Been using it since I was a
> kid...grandma knew what was up!
Yeah Maggi is the shit, i go through several bottles a year.
Another one that might be slightly difficult is sambal. I use this one right now;
But really any sambal will do
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Every pho and ramen restaurant has sambal on the table. Sambal oelek is the most common here and honestly they are all about the same. You can make it home, but that’s one condiment I personally have never made.
PS: with the internet we can gets any of the things you gots.
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Yeah sambal oelek is pretty common but i've grown pretty tired of it. This one has madame Jeanette peppers and a lot of onions in it so its spicier and tastier.
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