I'm new here and my name is Joseph. I am wondering what are 3 things that I can bbq for my next cookout besides the traditional burgers and hot dogs. Also if you have a recipe in mind that is "Gluten Free" that would be perfect!
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Top 3 things to Cook for a BBQ Cookout
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Re: Top 3 things to Cook for a BBQ Cookout
First welcome to the forum make yourself at home.
Second we need to know what type of cooker you have to be able to make suggestions.
Second we need to know what type of cooker you have to be able to make suggestions.
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Welcome!
And another question to get the right information, how much time will you have?
And another question to get the right information, how much time will you have?
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Thanks for the welcome. I have a wood pellet grill.
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Re: Top 3 things to Cook for a BBQ Cookout
Well I think most meat is gluten free so no restrictions there.
Pork butt and ribs are always good and have compatible cook temps.
I allow 1.5 hr/lb on butts and 5 hr for ribs. May take less time but still good for planning.
You need a remote thermometer for the butt.
Pork butt and ribs are always good and have compatible cook temps.
I allow 1.5 hr/lb on butts and 5 hr for ribs. May take less time but still good for planning.
You need a remote thermometer for the butt.
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