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Okay, so I'm totally going to do that to my toilet with the elf and wait for my wife to find it. Thanks for the idea, I was wondering what I was going to do this weekend....
You weren't kidding, you really did go out and get lamb! Awesome ray, I do love the afterburner chimney method. Those look delicious, and your wine glass is classic!
Yoder or RecTec. I have the 590 and am absolutely thrilled... I'm really interested in hearing from someone who has a Yoder though... so get one of those and let us know!
Warren's right, a lot of opinions on this. So here is mine:
For a 50/50 you could do it by weight if they grain size is different. If you are using 16 mesh and course kosher, you could probably do by volume.
If I were in your shoes, I would take 1/4 tsp/pound of course kosher salt and dry...
Really hard to diagnose over the internet, but when you came down off the mountain and recentered, was much adjustment needed? If so, was it in both X and Y or just one of them?
I usually attribute stuff like this to a loose adjustment screw and some jostling to throw it out of whack.
Looks awesome! I personally like a little charring on my grilled chicken, but not too much. However, to give my opinion on your questions...
Typically around 260 degrees (I think) sugar will begin to burn/caramelize. This means you'll get that darkness/charring starting at that temp, and...
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