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Have your stock bamboo Kamado Joe side shelves seen better days?
Those laminated bamboo Kamado Joe side shelves on my own Joe Classic had turned into a real eyesore. For several months, I have been looking for a set of those Kamado Joe side shelf replacements.
A couple of days ago, I decided to go out and make a few casts at a nearby retention pond.
After a few casts, something gave my bait a big thump. On caveman instinct, I set the hook, almost falling backwards into the brush.
Yikes, a beautiful fall day just makes you want to be outside doing stuff!
Last night after some wheeling and dealing, I was able to negotiate a day of fishing out of Midge. Actually I think she prefers that I get out of the house when it’s nice outside.
We needed a new thermometer for our Kamado Joe JoeTisserie grilling adventures.
Check out our JoeTisserie review here.
That cheaply made no-name housewares not-so-instant read thermometer from the local big box emporium was just that — a cheaply made housewares thermometer.
Yes, it is finally Friday, the weekend is almost here!
Today, I decided I was going to make up a batch of grilled chili verde sauce on my Kamado Joe.
Yesterday, I tried a new barbecue joint, and tried the pulled pork sandwich from their menu. It wasn’t bad, it was flavorful, but there was no evidence of any smoke.
I got the hankering to do make up my own big plate of my own homemade pulled pork, — with a hint of smoky goodness. The weather forecast for the next few days was rain free.
Today we’re doing another Kamado Joe JoeTisserie chicken.
This just might be the best JoeTisserie chicken recipe you ever made. If you never had a JoeTisserie chicken, you’re definitely missing out.
A chicken on the JoeTisserie is really easy to make and takes about an hour to cook once it’s on.
This rotisserie chicken turns out incredibly moist and juicy with golden brown and crispy skin.
So time to quit messing around. Let’s get started …
Tropical Storm Hermine is tracking away from coastal Virginia and the backyard has been cleaned up and is back in order, –mostly.
Yesterday, Midge wanted to cook up a mess of hotdogs on the grill to not heat up the house. I had wanted to do a JoeTisserie chicken, but that would need to wait.
Well, today is the day! I was hungry for some outdoor cooking.
Scott and I were itching to get out for a weekend fishing trip. It had been over a month since we had done a river fishing trip. The last trip being down this very same river, — the Rivanna.
Okay – what to do with that Kamado Joe JoeTisserie leftover Pork Roast from the yesterday cook?
Midge is out of town and I have a fridge full of take-out leftovers. I need to do something today before breaking out the vacuum sealer tomorrow.