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[b]TRex wrote:[/b] [quote][b]Beanie-Bean,[p]Dat's mighty purdy - nice cook.[p]TRex[/b][br][/quote]
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Rib roast, as recommended by Fidel and Car Wash Mike
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Broc, just across the Muddy Mo from Omaha
Beanie-Bean,
I bring the Egg to 500F for at least 30 minutes... longer is \"safer...\" but it really depends on
how much gunk you have built up inside the Egg.
I am especially fussy about having \"clean\" tasting baked goods, and don't tolerate much smoke.
That's why my small is dedicated to baking.
~ B
Jeffersonian
Thanks, Bean. I might get one of these and try this out. Just wanting to plan the rest of the
dinner.
Beanie-Bean
Jeffersonian,
I want to say around two hours to get to 125. I ran to Sheets and Stuff to grab the Polder you see
in one of the pics...that took an hour round trip because I also had to get a new boning knife
there. Well, you know--I was already there, and it was on sale, and I had a 20%-off coupon in-hand.
BTW, the sticker on the roast said 3.69 lbs, and if you use the 25-30 minute formula, then you end
up with 1.54 and 1.85 hrs, respectively.
Hope that helped.
-Mike
Beanie-Bean
Thanks, TRex.
Question for you: How long do you wait for all the grease/other flavors burn off before you can use
the cooker as an oven for those nice-looking cookies? I'd like to try that recipe soon...they
look like a really nice dessert to have after eating a nicely done BGE-based meal.
Thanks,
-Mike
Jeffersonian
Looks spectacular, Bean. Can I ask how long it took to get to the 125 degF point?
TRex
Beanie-Bean,
Dat's mighty purdy - nice cook.
TRex