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Like others, I prefer "lump hardwood charcoal" to briquettes. They do burn hotter so if you are set in the method you use to keep a consistent temperature with briquettes, there may be some learning curve to change over. But in the long run it's probably worth it.
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Looks great! Srirachi and pepper jack... you must like some heat! That sounds delicious.
I'm not sure that I could stand up in the kitchen long enough to make anything if I had to work 80 hours a week.
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These were store-bought. Little fish market called J&K Seafood about 5 minutes from me. I think they were something like $4.99/lb. Tilapia is pretty much available here year-round even at the grocery stores like Publix and Albertson's in the meat/seafood counters. Not sure where they...
Welcome aboard. Lots of great info here. Good folks, too. Hope your first smoke comes out good, and you have lots more to talk about in the future!
Cheers!
Man. that looks awesome!
I should not have looked at that right before dinner. Now whatever I have tonight will be disappointing.
Great looking fattie. Sauteed onions, green chillies and lots of cheese.... I'm drooling on my keyboard.
This was simple and quick enough to make as a weekday meal.
First, I brined the fish for a little over an hour in a solution of 2qt water, 1/4 cup kosher salt, 1/2 cup white sugar
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Rinsed and patted dry, rubbed some olive oil on the bottoms and then spread the tops only with honey, black...
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