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John Giacalone

Kofta Kebabs - 4 views

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    These lamb kebabs have 6 different kinds of spices; the first time I smelled them I knew immediately that I had to find the recipe. The most affordable way to purchase the spices is in bulk at either a health food store or an Asian or Middle-Eastern market. They are very good!
Margaret Giacalone

Home made manicotti shells - 0 views

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    How to cook manicotti shell.
John Giacalone

How to Make and Fill Manicotti, Easy Homemade Shells - 1 views

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    How to Make and Fill Manicotti, Easy Homemade Shells
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    I really enjoyed this video on how to make manicotti.
John Giacalone

Dome Temperature versus Grid/Pit Temperature - 1 views

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    25^-40^ temperature less at the grid/pit versus Dome
John Giacalone

Brisket Fat Side Up or Down? - 3 views

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    Updated October 31, 2015. For years everyone said to smoke a brisket fat side up. The theory said that the melting of the fat cap on the brisket would baste the meat in moisture and keep it from drying out. Now there are lots of people winning big prize money in major barbecue competitions with the fat side down.
John Giacalone

Brisket - High Heat - The Virtual Weber Bullet - 2 views

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    Brisket - High Heat Summary Buy a whole, untrimmed 10-12 pound USDA Choice packer brisket. Trim fat at the seam between the point and flat sections. Trim the fat side to about 1/4" thick. Apply your favorite rub and refrigerate overnight. Cook the brisket fat-side down at 325-375°F for 2 to 2-1/2 hours to an internal temperature of 170°F.
John Giacalone

Tips for slow-smoking pork ribs | BBQ Secrets | HowToBBQRight.com - 0 views

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    Tips and secerts for bbq ribs on the smoker cooked perfectly with bbq dry rub that are tender pork ribs
John Giacalone

Dads Italian Chicken Cutlets spoonful.com - 2 views

John Giacalone

Recipe of the Day: Chili Garlic Paste - 2 views

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    It has a reputation for being one of the mysteries of international cuisine, but chili paste is really about as easy to make as applesauce. Take dried chilies, soak them until they are soft, combine them with a spice or two (or not) and purée. Source: The New York Times
John Giacalone

bge beef-brisket - 19 views

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    healthy grilling
John Giacalone

bge skirt steak - 0 views

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    healthy grilling
John Giacalone

bge baby back ribs - 3 views

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    healthy grilling
John Giacalone

Tuna Steak - 0 views

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    Healthy Grilling
John Giacalone

foodnetwork seared tuna - 1 views

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    healthy grilling
John Giacalone

BGE Away from home buffalo wings - 4 views

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    healthy grilling
John Giacalone

Rocker Stoker Manual - 0 views

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    wifi control
John Giacalone

Rocks Barbque Webstite - 0 views

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    Stoker supplies; and support
John Giacalone

Thermopen and Probe Wipes - 0 views

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    healthy grilling
John Giacalone

Dizzy Pig Retail Store - 3 views

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    Rubs
John Giacalone

bge grilling and smoking techniques - 2 views

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    bge grilling and smoking techniques
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