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I wanna do the pork char sui
Please give me the run down.
What cut of pork
What recipes
What method
I'm really keen to give it a go.
Yours looks mouth watering.
Let me find the recipe mate, ill post it
 

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@Fear.The.Roo This is it!
Char Siu Pork Tenderloin Recipe - Barbecuebible.com

It's from a book called Project Smoke by Steve Raichlen, most of what i make comes from his book, including the Bacon.

This is the book:
Project Smoke (stevenraichlen.com)

The Recipe calls for Tender loin but i used pork neck
That's interesting. I would have thought that tenderloin or neck would be too low on fat. Generally dries out too fast. But if it's not overly trimmed then I guess it would be fine.

Generally with Char Siu I use shoulder or butt, but I usually braise it.
 

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That's interesting. I would have thought that tenderloin or neck would be too low on fat. Generally dries out too fast. But if it's not overly trimmed then I guess it would be fine.

Generally with Char Siu I use shoulder or butt, but I usually braise it.
You love the butt
 

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That's interesting. I would have thought that tenderloin or neck would be too low on fat. Generally dries out too fast. But if it's not overly trimmed then I guess it would be fine.

Generally with Char Siu I use shoulder or butt, but I usually braise it.
that's why i used a piece from the neck, plus the place i go to to get meat the neck was super cheap too haha
 

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Has anyone got an outdoor kitchen? Any tips / lessons learned? We're renovating our back-deck and I successfully negotiated with wifey to let me do the outdoor kitchen thing at one end end. It will likely be a 4-burner bbq, side-burner, bar-fridge, sink. And built-in cupboards, nice benchtop etc.
 

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Has anyone got an outdoor kitchen? Any tips / lessons learned? We're renovating our back-deck and I successfully negotiated with wifey to let me do the outdoor kitchen thing at one end end. It will likely be a 4-burner bbq, side-burner, bar-fridge, sink. And built-in cupboards, nice benchtop etc.
I work in the joinery industry and do custom BBQ joinery all the time.
My advice.
Keep it as simple as possible
 

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Andrew Voss' disrespect of El Masri as a goal kicker was annoying during the commentary
I work in the joinery industry and do custom BBQ joinery all the time.
My advice.
Keep it as simple as possible
My contractor/friend dude will knock it out of the park. We'll give him the basic concept and he'll do the rest. I just want my deck and smoker back.
 

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Beef ribs. Pizza. Smoked Bacon. Brisket. Pork ribs.

Don’t get me started. [emoji1786]

All done on my Kamado Joe Classic 2.













Brisket and the Shorties look epic, i still haven't done a brisket as yet, im too scared to mess it up
 

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Something a bit different. My attempt at ‘Chicken Dijon’ by the Wood Fired Oven Chef. (I’m a big fan of his.) Link below. I don’t have a wood fired oven, I did this in the Weber kettle, about 230 deg. I added some chorizo, because why not? Was fantastic.


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