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The grocery stores around here have narrowed hours of operation, open 8 to 8, and I'm not ready to stand in line yet, especially not knowing if what I'm in line to purchase is out of stock (read TP). Some are open the first hour for elderly and I'm 71 and qualify but not desperate for anything...
I finally got around to using the MGF 560. I did something simple before a long cook to start getting used to it. As stated earlier, I keep forgetting the pull the baffles, but at least it's taking me less time to remember. It's probably not necessary for all the steps, for such a simple...
Welp, I was late on seasoning, but got it done today. A couple of questions that I can't find in this thread:
1. How darn long does this thing take to shut down so you can cover it? I slathered grates and box with oil and ran it for 400* for 30 min. and then again (after cool down as directed...
Really nice! It's funny but before I got into the smoke thing , that's the only way I cooked ribs. I'm not sure why I think I have to smoke them always now but you just given me a great idea.
I understand this may be a critical situation, but why in the heck don't the retailers ration panic stuff. I still can't understand how the Coronavirus results in Mass buying hysterical of toilet paper and bottled water! You can get water from your faucet and covid 19 symptoms do not include...
NICE!!! I've found a market nearby that will let me have them before they cut them into short ribs and occasionally they have them at around $3 @ lb.
My wife always tells me she doesn't like beef that much, but she will growl at me over the last chuck rib.
Looks great! Done perfect! My favorite steak and that may be my first cook on the new MGF 560 this weekend.
When I still had a place to hunt, I would do the Pan Fried Taters just like that for breakfast. Everyone went nuts the first time I cooked them and it was a staple after that.