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  #2852956 18-Jan-2022 15:14
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MikeAqua:

 

I've been doing a few trip-tips this summer.  I'm FODMAP so I make my own dry rub and leave it on under clingfilm overnight, in the wine fridge so it doesn't get too cold.

 

To cook I sear the meat and indirect cook fat side up at about 110*C with pohutukawa and apple wood chips.  I pull it out when the core temp is 47*C and rest well covered before serving.  Everyone says it's amazing.

 

 

Hmm, love me some tri-tip.  As a suggestion, you could try reverse searing it.  Pretty much do what you said above, but sear last, rather than first.  The smoke flavour can get in a bit better if not seared first.  Also, if you rest the meat between the slow cook and the sear, then you can cut and serve straight after coming off the BBQ - while still sizzling on the outside.  There's lots of info online about reverse-searing.




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  #2852987 18-Jan-2022 16:28
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@MikeAqua do you mean Low FODMAP? Never thought to make my own real rubs, etc. Usually just avoid bought stuff and add a few fresh herbs a little while before cooking. Will have a think about that one and run it past the Monash app.





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  #2853182 19-Jan-2022 09:00
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Stu:

 

@MikeAqua do you mean Low FODMAP? Never thought to make my own real rubs, etc. Usually just avoid bought stuff and add a few fresh herbs a little while before cooking. Will have a think about that one and run it past the Monash app.

 

 

Yes, that's it.  If you google there are low FODMAP recipes for many things.  There is also a company called FreeFod that does low FODMAP onion and garlic powders.  They work in a wet rub but not dry.

 

I've never heard of the Monash app, I'll have to look it up.





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  #2860343 1-Feb-2022 23:48
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Chicken hearts with the Premium Powered Rotisserie from EspetoSul NZ, Lamb marinated overnight, Brazilian Pork Sausages, Chicken nibbles, Chicken Medallion (wrapped in Bacon), pork sausages on the bread... hmmmm 😋

 

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Hmmmm the lamb was yummy! 😋 Marinated overnight

 





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  #2995605 13-Nov-2022 18:52
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We had our first bbq of the season last night.

I did a couple of lamb shoulders low and slow with hickory smoke for 5 1/2 hours then rested for 90 minutes in the chilly bin. I’d rubbed them with a thick paste of rosemary, thyme, garlic and lemon zest with olive oil and lemon juice and left them for 18 hours in the fridge.

It probed like butter and was super tender and juicy. So good.

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  #3013725 24-Dec-2022 09:41
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I was on the bbq yesterday for a family wedding.

I did wings three ways as a starter (Alabama white sauce, Korean with sesame seeds and Parmesan) using the baking powder method.

The mains were a whole rump with blackout seasoning, a pork scotch fillet on the rotisserie and hot smoked salmon. It all went very well but I’m knackered today.

I bought one of the warehouse drum smokers for the day, for $65 it was pretty decent.

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  #3013727 24-Dec-2022 10:02
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Handle9: I was on the bbq yesterday for a family wedding.

I did wings three ways as a starter (Alabama white sauce, Korean with sesame seeds and Parmesan) using the baking powder method.

The mains were a whole rump with blackout seasoning, a pork scotch fillet on the rotisserie and hot smoked salmon. It all went very well but I’m knackered today.

I bought one of the warehouse drum smokers for the day, for $65 it was pretty decent.


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