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My father was coming for dinner, and according to him, you have to have stuffing with every holiday meal. I think mainly because he loves stuffing.
Here is the recipe I used. Its pretty much the one I had found on Webbers blog awhile ago. I have since modified it a little to suit our tastes...
We have a great day outside today for this time of year, so I done the Ham and Stuffing out on the Pellet Grill.
Waiting to come up in temp a little
Going in the grill
Stuffing done and waiting
Cranked grill to 350* for the stuffing and to finish off the ham
Ham and Stuffing done...
Thank you!!!
Will do that for sure next time. I was thinking of the Olive Oil for the golden brown skin and it sure was, and tasted great. It was just super moist and juicy skin. I like crispy skin on the Chicken.
Thanks again, havent had the Pellet Grill that long and still learning it.
Didnt take many pictures as I wasnt figuring on making a post of this cook.
It turned out pretty darn tasty, but it still lacked any kind of skin crispness. Any tricks out there from you pellet guru's on getting crispy skin, or is it just not in the cards on a
Cooked at 325* for around 2hrs...
My nephew only has half days of school on Wednesdays and usually stops here on his way home. Today when I asked him if he was hungry and what he wanted, he said can we t-bones on the grill? So off to the butcher shop we went.
Came home, rubbed lightly with olive oil and dusted up with Tatonka...
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