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That rail's a great idea. I presume Blackstone makes it?
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08-01-2018, 10:14 AM | #3 |
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No, it's a mod I've seen. The one in the pic is a 32", which the guy said is a little small, but it's what he found.
I bought this: http://a.co/bLQFaB9. It's a 36" so should fit perfectly. I may have to drill through legs to install, but we'll figure it out. |
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08-01-2018, 02:22 PM | #4 |
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Wife wants cheese steaks this weekend, so I guess I'm doing cheese steaks. Thin sliced ribeye, onions, peppers, and cheese. I may do one with steak, mushrooms, and cheese, with an au jus.
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08-01-2018, 02:44 PM | #5 | |
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Have you ever eaten at hibachi style places? They always put badass sauce on their hibachi. It’s more than just regular soy sauce. I’m trying to figure it out. |
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08-01-2018, 02:50 PM | #6 |
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It's called jap sauce
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08-01-2018, 02:51 PM | #7 | |
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Of everything I made, the veggies and the rice were good. The steak was pretty mediocre, but they were cheap steaks. And the store-bought yum yum sauce is perfect. |
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08-01-2018, 02:58 PM | #8 | |
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08-01-2018, 03:37 PM | #10 | |
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Spent 2 days talking myself into all the cool shit I could do on it and had one by the end of the week. They really are awesome. They allow you to do things that you just can't do otherwise (unless you want to stank your house up; even then you can't do it as well). I'm going to try flatbread pizza on it with my warming domes. My Kettlepizza is badass but takes some planning and time to get running well. If I could just knock out a quick NY style or flatbread pizza using the griddle and the dome, that sure would be easier...
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About twice a year I'll have people to my house and I'll just lay out a few peels and some dough balls with a shitload of toppings and stuff. They make their pie, I cook it and then go get one from the next guy. Yeah, if you're making just a basic ol' pizza it's hard to go wrong with a simple oven. You won't get as good a 'pop' as you could get from the kettle pizza but it's a lot easier. If you really wanted to knock it out of the park I wonder if it would be worthwhile to put it on that 700 degree floor just for a minute or so to get the best pop from the crust then move it to the oven to finish. Obviously way more work than it's worth but you'd get the best of both worlds that way. I still use my charcoal grill for anything barbecued (chicken and pork steak). Gas grills just can't do the job as well; the char's never as good and the flavor is fine but it's just...wrong. I also use it for a good steak (I don't do sous vid on a ribeye, filet or stip). I may occasionally use it for grilled burgers but the smash burgers are just better...
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I took a sirloin and cooked it sous vide to 130 degrees for about 3 hours. I sliced it and tossed it on there for the cheesesteaks and they were outstanding. Maybe not my absolute best (because I didn't use ribeyes) but as a use for an otherwise bland, fairly useless hunk of meat - it was great. I presume you have a pair of melting domes? They're great for the peppers/onions.
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08-01-2018, 03:48 PM | #14 | |
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My experience with sirloins in the sous vide has been outstanding. I don't even particularly like sirloin, but they work great in sous vide. Costco has some prime sirloins I may try. |
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I used to have one. Really liked it. Bit the dust after so many years though.
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