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THANK YOU! That was clearer! And thank you for the trimming and final slicing information; that was very helpful. I will heed your advice!
I also watched the video on cooking the picanha in steaks; very helpful and very transferable to the egg. Thanks again. Pictures/videos are always easier to...
I had not heard of cutting into individual steaks prior to cooking. Thanks for the idea!
Interesting that you are cooking over live fire like @MJB05615. Somewhat similar cooks. I had not given live fire cooking much thought until now.
It sounds like you have tried both methods (low and slow...
I will be smoking a Picanha next weekend and was hoping to get some advice. I have searched and read the previous posts on Picanha cooks, but still have some questions. If the fat cap is too thick, should it be trimmed? Is it similar to a brisket; 1/4 inch or so? Cook fat side up? Some seem to...
Everything looks fabulous! Those ribs in particular, though, had my mouth watering! Even at 8:30 in the morning. Thanks for sharing. What a way to start the day.
Looks delish! We have just begun adding a little fish into our diet also. Having a little trouble finding the kind of variety we would like, but I am sure we will figure it out!
Your fish looks great!
I have heard there is a particular book on kamado cooking from Japan. It sounds like it is true and you had it! So, you do not eat salmon not cooked on a kamado anymore?
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