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I am sure a future upgrade is in the plan. I had previously done 5 pounds of pork loin sausage through it as well. The pork loin had a lot of fibrous material which did its dead level best to clog the drilled plate. It was a struggle. Beef was actually much easier to do.
My beloved spouse picked me us a meat grinder/sausage stuffer for my birthday. It attaches to my Kitchenaid mixer. The second run with it was started on Sunday the 5th. It started with a nice 5 pounds of Ribeye roast. Ribeye was selected because it had enough fat to make some rather fine...
To get the Red color, as stated before, charcoal and wood. Lower temperatures for the first part of the cook helps, indirect and lower temperatures help even more. Save the high temperature flames for the final 15 degrees and the sear.
The Ribeye steaks were sliced from a Ribeye roast, then liberally coated with Kamado Joe Steak seasonings. The steaks were cooked indirect at 275 until the internal temperature was within 15 degrees of the target temperature. The Big Joe was then set to 375 for the final searing of the steaks on...
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