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  1. ewsouth

    Pit Boss Austin XL... Anything better for $500 or less?

    And another nice PB 1100 feature: the P setting. Use can adjust the amount of smoke 0-7(4 being standard) on your cooking.
  2. ewsouth

    Grilled Whole Red Snapper Recipes?

    Hi All! I went with a Sinaloan Style Grilled Snapper. It tasted great but i consider it an epic fail. First, the fish came with the scales on, and i decided to scale it in the sink(my stupid idea even being a well seasoned fisherman!) The fish has some really tough bones to cut through...
  3. ewsouth

    Easter Sunday Ham w/ Peach Glaze

    Posting some recent foodie pics since I'm new here. My wife and I purchased a Pit Boss 1100 Pro Series 3 months ago. I got rid of the charcoal grill and electric(shabby and non functioning) smoker to use this bad boy. After wondering how i could make an Easter ham a little more delightful i...
  4. ewsouth

    Grilled Whole Red Snapper Recipes?

    Hi All! New here to the SMF and love it! I rock a Pit Boss 1100 Pro Series, and today i picked up two whole fresh Red Snapper from the Fabian Seafood truck....now any good recipes that anyone uses on whole grilled fish? I've done Salmon but not Snapper yet. Cheers! Eric
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  5. ewsouth

    Seasoning Cast Iron Grill Grate

    Thanks for the prompt feedback! Even though they are enameled, they still seem to get caked and dry out. I will try a longer post cooking higher heat and a heavy brushing, following by Crisco. Thanks!
  6. ewsouth

    Pit Boss Austin XL... Anything better for $500 or less?

    LOVE MY 1100 PRO SERIES!
  7. ewsouth

    Seasoning Cast Iron Grill Grate

    Hi All! This is my first post! I purchased a Pit Boss Pro Series 1100 and love it! How do you keep your grates well seasoned even through the high searing temps and sticky foods? Thanks! Eric
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