* I wanna try that Cedar Plank-method.
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| Author: | Tritonal-05 [ 28 Apr 2005, 13:49 ] |
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Anybody do this? I'm not talking about hamburgers and hot dogs on a sunny Saturday afternoon. I'm talking about talking the toughest pieces of meat(brisket, ribs, etc...), cooking them for 4+ hours, and having it melt in your mouth like butter; it's and art. You KC people into it? I know it's really big there. |
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| Author: | M&M [ 28 Apr 2005, 14:02 ] |
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Anyone can do burgers and hotdogs. We do corn on the cob, various veggies, fish, ribs, chicken etc. As a matter of fact we did corn and steaks just this past weekend. <img src="http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/457/bgnrjsiiw81q1gc.jpg" border=0> |
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| Author: | bigross86 [ 28 Apr 2005, 14:09 ] |
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Just today me, my brother-in-law and some friends did a BBQ under my building. It was all good, hot dogs, burgers, steaks, veggies, chickens, wings, you name it. All until my asshole neighbors woke up and said we weren't allowed to BBQ under the building. Which sucks cuz we don't have a porch. Freakin assholes. "Retreat, hell! We just got here!"-Captain Lloyd Williams, 2nd Marine Division, Belleau Wood, France, WWI |
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| Author: | TheBigThug [ 28 Apr 2005, 14:59 ] |
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Salmon steaks on Ceder board....oh baby "The greatest pleasure is to vanquish your enemies, to chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth, to see their near and dear bathed in tears, to ride their horses and sleep on the white bellies of their wives and daughters." -Genghis Khan |
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| Author: | M&M [ 28 Apr 2005, 15:12 ] |
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"Salmon steaks on Ceder board....oh baby" Aint much better than that! We do that a few times a year. <img src="http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/457/bgnrjsiiw81q1gc.jpg" border=0> |
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| Author: | Tritonal-05 [ 28 Apr 2005, 15:25 ] |
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You guys use a smoker or a regular Grill like a Weber? I try to do ribs on a Weber charcoal; it's a lesson in cordination and patience. |
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| Author: | M&M [ 28 Apr 2005, 16:07 ] |
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I'm essentially lazy, I use propane at the moment. I have an old weber but havent used it in years. <img src="http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/457/bgnrjsiiw81q1gc.jpg" border=0> |
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| Author: | Tritonal-05 [ 28 Apr 2005, 16:11 ] |
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You do ribs on a propane!? I've tried that with results that, well... the dog really liked em'. Ribs are my favorite. Though very fatty, you can get them just right where the fat flavors the meat and melts off at the end of cooking. Edited by - Tritonal-05 on Apr 28 2005 3:11 PM |
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| Author: | Tritonal-05 [ 28 Apr 2005, 16:13 ] |
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* I wanna try that Cedar Plank-method.
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| Author: | M&M [ 28 Apr 2005, 16:25 ] |
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Cedar plank is incredibly easy. Hard part is finding the planks. We have bought them packaged in planks of 2 but I dont see why you couldnt use some cedar siding. Soak the plank in water for anout an hour. The fish goes on top of the plank, the plank goes on the grill and give it a few extra mins to cook than you would normally. You wont have to turn the fish at all. Expect the plank to char on the bottom (thats where the flavor is coming from) and dont be tempted to use it more than one time. Its a big hit at the M&M house. Yeah I use propane on ribs.....my results may be different than yours though. <img src="http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/457/bgnrjsiiw81q1gc.jpg" border=0> |
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| Author: | M21 Sniper [ 28 Apr 2005, 16:33 ] |
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When you gonna invite me to one of these BBQs trit? 
<i><b>"US Snipers...providing surgical strikes since 1776"</b></i> <img src="http://www.creedmoorsports.com/images/SA9121-M21.JPG" border=0> |
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| Author: | Jeff Thomas [ 28 Apr 2005, 17:49 ] |
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Regarding cedar planks. I buy scraps from the lumber yard. They always look at me like I'm nuts when I first ask for it, then get interested when I tell them what I'm doing. Soak it in a garbage bag with red wine (cheap stuff) then throw the fish in for half an hour or so before you start cooking. Some people can't think for themselves so they vote democratic |
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| Author: | Tritonal-05 [ 28 Apr 2005, 20:03 ] |
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I'll invite you after all the renovations have been done and it doesn't look like I'm testing missiles.
As a consolation, I'll give you, if you want, a good recipe for oven-cooked ribs.
I read about the cedar planks on the net. That'd be better than the straight grill because I'm not left with that fishy smell. |
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| Author: | Lunatock [ 29 Apr 2005, 12:20 ] |
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Last example of quality time with the grill included a couple of deer steaks my brother gave me. He had some to spare after watching a deer run headlong into a metal gate and break it's own neck. They wail and wail because matt hale went to jail. Wait a minute, that rhymes! |
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| Author: | kingfrogger [ 29 Apr 2005, 14:39 ] |
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<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>I dont see why you couldnt use some cedar siding<hr height=1 noshade id=quote></BLOCKQUOTE id=quote></font id=quote><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size=2 id=quote> Just make sure that they're not treated with anything. Don't know how you could strip/clean 'em if they were, but hopefully they're not treated with some kind of "all-weather sealant" or whatnot. If nothing else, you might be able to put a bunch of cedar chips into something like a foil pan with water in it, then lay a small grate on top of it, put the fish on that, etc... dunno how that'd work, but it might be a solution if all you have are cedar <b>chips</b>. "The first thing you learn in life is you're a fool. The last thing you learn is you're the same fool." - Ray Bradbury Edited by - kingfrogger on Apr 29 2005 5:14 PM |
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| Author: | gifted [ 29 Apr 2005, 14:58 ] |
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I've only really done burgers and hot dogs. I'd like to get more into it though. House first, then grill, then cooking. "Some pup" Nickname by Fenderstrat72 |
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| Author: | M&M [ 29 Apr 2005, 18:31 ] |
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I'm refering to cedar siding as far as clapboard goes. They arent treated with anything as cedar has a natural ability to ward off bugs and rot. <img src="http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/457/bgnrjsiiw81q1gc.jpg" border=0> |
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| Author: | Racegal8 [ 29 Apr 2005, 18:39 ] |
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Ahh one of my favorite things,you just can't beat the flavor although i have never tried cooking on the cedar! We grill assorted meat and veggies mostly (that is we would if the BBQ didn't have a slight "accident" from a nasty storm at the end of last year.) It will be repaired soon! <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle> " When everything's coming your way, you're in the wrong lane!" |
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| Author: | gifted [ 29 Apr 2005, 21:03 ] |
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The hotel we stayed at for Red Flag served salmon on bamboo. That was pretty good. "Some pup" Nickname by Fenderstrat72 |
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| Author: | Tritonal-05 [ 30 Apr 2005, 01:54 ] |
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<i>Yeah I use propane on ribs.....my results may be different than yours though. </i> If I put them on my propane, which is very primitive, they become very, very tough. If you use indirect cooking with the grills that have the 3 burners, it can be done and done good. I use natural wood charcoal. That's hard because it's very irregular-shaped and it doesn't fully light in the charcoal-starter. I believe I have to use more than I previous do. |
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| Author: | Dutchy [ 30 Apr 2005, 05:27 ] |
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Nice BBQ! Today Queensday in the Netherlands. I am gonna BBQ with friends. Meat, salad and drinks <img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle> Salute Dutchy Termites do it in the dark! (47FS Barksdale afb) |
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