Every year, the Maker Faire hosts a paella dinner for the Makers. This year, the event was sponsored by Liquid Wrench. Here are some images, and you can watch the Paella video on channel KH6WZ. . .
Gerard’s Paella feeds 2,500 people very quickly!
Every year, the Maker Faire hosts a paella dinner for the Makers. This year, the event was sponsored by Liquid Wrench. Here are some images, and you can watch the Paella video on channel KH6WZ. . .
Gerard’s Paella feeds 2,500 people very quickly!
Posted May 26, 2014 by wayneyoshidakh6wz in Chicken, Fish-Seafood, Maker Projects, Pork, Poultry, Vegetables-Fruits
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A recap of my first few cooks with a Big Green Egg ceramic cooker. Click the link >>>> A Barbecue Summer
Posted August 10, 2013 by wayneyoshidakh6wz in BBQ, Beef, Chicken, Fish-Seafood, Pork, Poultry, Vegetables-Fruits
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Someone asked me where my BBQ information and pictures are on this site. I have not posted any of my BBQ projects lately, but here is something from the archives. This is a pair of tri-tip roasts on my Big Green Egg ceramic cooker. This was my first cook using a new Maverick wireless thermometer. It allows me to roam around the house and yard while monitoring the grate as well as the meat temperature. It includes a low- and high-temperature warning. One unit stays with the cooker, and the other unit has a wire belt clip and looks like a cell phone.
Here is a picture of the setup:
Beef tri-tip smoke-roasting on the Big Green Egg. The wires you see in the picture are for the Maverick remote thermometer. One probe goes into the item being cooked, and the other probe monitors the grill temperature. The remote unit has a digital display for timing and high- or low-temperature.
And here is one of the roasts being sliced:
Posted October 24, 2012 by wayneyoshidakh6wz in BBQ, Beef, Chicken, Fish-Seafood, Vegetables-Fruits
Tagged with BBQ, beef, beef roast, big green egg, ceramic cooker, indirect grilling, lump charcoal, tri-tip