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"Getto dry aged" for a couple of days, then at 200 degrees for 16 minutes (oven) then out to a scalding hot lump fire on my weber kettle for a couple of minutes on each side. Perfect Medium and no grey ring. Good luck with your new Egg!Originally Posted by Deckhand
Mmmmm BBQ leftovers!
So I just moved to Texas about a month ago. My grandpa lives here and he has a small collection of Lodge camp Dutch ovens that he can't use because he's too old to mess with building a campfire. So myself and a buddy Surprised him by building him a steel table for the Dutch ovens. Yup, it's ugly but it was built using only free scrap my friend had on his property. It's also much sturdier than the table that Lodge sells for $250 and is wide enough for 3 ovens. I've always been a cast iron fan and wanted to build one of these tables so once I realized how much my grandpa would enjoy this I knew I had to do it. He was absolutely ecstatic when we showed it to him. The innagural cook was some simple baked beans to compliment some ribs we smoked and then the next morning I made a big ol one pot breakfast of eggs, homemade sausage, potatoes and onion. We all had a blast using it and look forward to experimenting with this method of cooking even more
Yesterday I smoked a butt.
Real technical like. Here's my fancy rig, one hour in:
[QUOTE=Jim;106503]"Getto dry aged" for a couple of days, then at 200 degrees for 16 minutes (oven) then out to a scalding hot lump fire on my weber kettle for a couple of minutes on each side. Perfect Medium and no grey ring. Good luck with your new Egg!
Thanks for the food advice and the egg congratulations.
That is really cool and an even better story for your grandpa.So I just moved to Texas about a month ago. My grandpa lives here and he has a small collection of Lodge camp Dutch ovens that he can't use because he's too old to mess with building a campfire. So myself and a buddy Surprised him by building him a steel table for the Dutch ovens. Yup, it's ugly but it was built using only free scrap my friend had on his property. It's also much sturdier than the table that Lodge sells for $250 and is wide enough for 3 ovens. I've always been a cast iron fan and wanted to build one of these tables so once I realized how much my grandpa would enjoy this I knew I had to do it. He was absolutely ecstatic when we showed it to him. The innagural cook was some simple baked beans to compliment some ribs we smoked and then the next morning I made a big ol one pot breakfast of eggs, homemade sausage, potatoes and onion. We all had a blast using it and look forward to experimenting with this method of cooking even more
Wish I had the money to fly out for the gathering. That looks great!Yesterday I smoked a butt.
Real technical like. Here's my fancy rig, one hour in:
So you got a mini huh? I would get one, but they are pretty pricey considering how small they are. Look forward to seeing your XL and what you do with it.
BTW, I made some pizza on my egg and it is the b.est pizza i've had in forever. And I am from Philly
Jason
Yes got a mini. Figured it was something I could fire up guilt free whenever and could take anywhere. I will definitely post photos of cooks when I get the xl including pizza. Part of the reason I want the xl is for ribs.
That is quite a statement on the pizza. California pizza is no good. Best I ever had was Genos east in the water tower district of Chicago then we would rent a car and go to Indy 500. Hey it was rough
Chicago deep dish or stuffed pie is hard to beat but a really different beast. Welcome to the egghead clan Deckhand!
Jason does Philly do coal fired pizza with clams?
Dave
Can't say they do, but it's a possibility.
Jason
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