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<fdx Source="Living Cookbook 1.05.14" FileVersion="1.1" date="2005-11-07"><Cookbooks><Cookbook Name="BGE" ID="4" Comments="394 is last entered 6/11/05"/></Cookbooks><CookbookChapters><CookbookChapter Name="Sauces, Marinades and Rubs" ID="55" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Brine" ID="102" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="55"/><CookbookChapter Name="Marinades" ID="88" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="55"/><CookbookChapter Name="Rubs" ID="92" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="55"/><CookbookChapter Name="Sauces" ID="56" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="55"/><CookbookChapter Name="Beef" ID="57" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Brisket" ID="82" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="57"/><CookbookChapter Name="Burgers" ID="85" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="57"/><CookbookChapter Name="Other" ID="58" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="57"/><CookbookChapter Name="Roasts" ID="91" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="57"/><CookbookChapter Name="Steak" ID="103" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="57"/><CookbookChapter Name="Veal" ID="105" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="57"/><CookbookChapter Name="Sides" ID="59" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Beans" ID="71" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="59"/><CookbookChapter Name="Chili and Stews" ID="87" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="59"/><CookbookChapter Name="Desserts" ID="67" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="59"/><CookbookChapter Name="Other Sides" ID="60" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="59"/><CookbookChapter Name="Slaw" ID="101" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="59"/><CookbookChapter Name="Veggies" ID="61" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Asparagus" ID="62" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="61"/><CookbookChapter Name="Corn" ID="90" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="61"/><CookbookChapter Name="Medley" ID="104" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="61"/><CookbookChapter Name="Mushrooms" ID="96" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="61"/><CookbookChapter Name="Other" ID="95" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="61"/><CookbookChapter Name="Potatoes" ID="84" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="61"/><CookbookChapter Name="Tomatoes" ID="97" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="61"/><CookbookChapter Name="Baking" ID="63" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Breads" ID="80" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="63"/><CookbookChapter Name="Casseroles and Pies" ID="94" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="63"/><CookbookChapter Name="Pizza" ID="64" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="63"/><CookbookChapter Name="Pork" ID="65" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Butts, Shoulders and Picnics" ID="79" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="65"/><CookbookChapter Name="Chops" ID="75" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="65"/><CookbookChapter Name="Loin and Tenderloin" ID="78" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="65"/><CookbookChapter Name="Other" ID="81" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="65"/><CookbookChapter Name="Ribs - Spares and Loinback" ID="66" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="65"/><CookbookChapter Name="Sausage" ID="86" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="65"/><CookbookChapter Name="Lamb and Game" ID="68" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Lamb Chops" ID="69" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="68"/><CookbookChapter Name="Other Lamb Cuts" ID="70" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="68"/><CookbookChapter Name="Venison" ID="93" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="68"/><CookbookChapter Name="Poultry" ID="72" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Chicken" ID="74" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="72"/><CookbookChapter Name="Game Birds" ID="73" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="72"/><CookbookChapter Name="Turkey" ID="83" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="72"/><CookbookChapter Name="Wings" ID="100" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="72"/><CookbookChapter Name="Seafood" ID="76" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/><CookbookChapter Name="Other" ID="77" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="76"/><CookbookChapter Name="Salmon" ID="98" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="76"/><CookbookChapter Name="Shellfish" ID="89" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="76"/><CookbookChapter Name="Beverages" ID="99" CookbookID="4" ParentChapterID="0"/></CookbookChapters><Recipes><Recipe Name="Pastorio's Basic Meat Brine" ID="643" CookbookChapterID="102" Comments="This amount of meat brine will take care of 3 to 4 pounds of meat or poultry. The time needed to brine varies; for poultry, at least 24 to 36 hours. Beef, pork, or veal roasts benefit from 3 or 4 days in the brine." Servings="1" Author="Gretl gyc1@psu.edu" Source="Bob Pastorio" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0108.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="quart" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="freshly ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="oregano" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4-5" Unit="" Ingredient="bay leaves, crushed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove garlic, smashed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat water and add the remaining ingredients. Bring to a low simmer, stir a few times and remove from heat. Let cool.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place meat in a large plastic bag. Set this in a container (bowl or bucket) in case the bag leaks.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour in the cooled brine. Squeeze as much air as possible out of the bag, zip or twist tie the top, and refrigerate until you're ready to cook.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Discard the brining solution, wipe the meat with paper towels, and roast or grill as you always do.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Brining tends to shorten the cooking time, so be sure to check internal meat temperature.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Variations:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Just add or subtact the flavorings. The amounts of water, salt, and sugar should remain fairly constant, but the other ingredients are variable.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>For duck, goose, and other oily birds, add 2 tablespoons ground ginger, a cup of soy sauce, and one half cup orange juice concentrate. Brine for 3 or 4 days.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Chicken pieces benefit from the juice of a lemon and a tablespoon of rubbed sage added to the brine.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Rooster Roaster's Smoked Salmon Brine" ID="7737" CookbookChapterID="102" Comments="The brine to go with Rooster Roaster's smoked salmon" Source="Submitted by: Rooster Roaster jramsay@alias.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/seafood0402.htm" CreateDate="07/24/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4 1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="filtered/bottled water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="vermouth" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="medium sherry or bourbon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="lemon juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="10" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="sprigs of fish-friendly herbs such as tarragon, fennel, dill, bay, lemon thyme, basil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Makes just enough for a 3 lb fillet if the tray is just big enough to hold it. Increase quantities for bigger pieces or trays. You can gauge how much you’ll need by just counting the cups of water it takes to fill your tray to a reasonable level - the quantities here make about 5 cups.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all of the brine ingredients in a saucepan and heat gently until the sugar and salt have dissolved. Stir well. Pour into a ceramic or glass container and leave to cool.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Smoked Fish Brine" ID="7733" CookbookChapterID="102" Comments="Excellent for salmon and halibut or any other fish!" Source="Submitted by: Ed Jones edward@prodigy.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0400.htm" CreateDate="07/14/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Non-iodized Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Soy Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worcestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Minced Garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Onion Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Red Pepper Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Tabasco Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Lemon Juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Black Ground Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Accent (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix in bowl.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Let fish marinate overnight in the refrigerator.  The fish will feel firm and a little sticky.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Prepare smoker and heat up to 165 to 175 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place a drip pan under fish with water or other non alcohol liquid.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>The wood chips (alder, cherry or both, or apple) should be soaked about an hour in water or some sweet liquid.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place the wood chips on the charcoal and let the wood smoke for about 10 minuets before placing the fish on the grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Insure that the fish is not placed over direct heat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Citrus Sweet and Sour Marinade for Fish: steaks or filets" ID="508" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="The ingredients are the amount needed for one portion." Servings="1" Author="Marvin mamstey1@rochester.rr.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0274.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="orange juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dark molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Dijon mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Vinegar infused with herbs d'Provence (or any flavored vinegar)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Old Bay seasoning" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix everything very well with a whisk</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour over fish in a sealed bag for 2 hours in the refrigerator</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grill the fish over a hot fire (~600 degrees) turning once.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Criollo marinade" ID="7723" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="(Sprinkled on before cooking the meat or left soaking overnight.)" Source="Submitted by Chef Arnoldi" CreateDate="06/24/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="1cup lukewarm water," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="white or red vinegar," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sunflower oil or olive oil," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="garlic glove finely minced," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="spoon chopped parsley," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="spoon chopped scallion or green onion," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="spoon red or green sweet pepper," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="crushed red pepper," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Kosher salt," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="oregano," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cumin," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="bay leaf." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Chop finely and mix all ingredients, or blend in a electric blender, and beat two minutes before using.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Easy Basalmic Marinade" ID="520" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="Here's a really easy marinade for beef or chicken that would make your old sneakers taste good." Servings="1" Author="Brian MacMillan brianmacmillan2@comcast.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0258.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="package" Ingredient="Good Seasons Italian Dressing Mix" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Basalmic Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Olive Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Soy Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worchestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Prepare Good Seasons Italian Dressing Mix as per instructions, using the basalmic vinegar in place of regular vinegar.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add soy sauce and worchestershire sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Shake well, refrigerate.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place beef or chicken in marinade at least three hours prior to grilling; over night is best for cheaper cuts.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove beef or chicken from marinade and grill using your favorite method.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Nothing fancy here folks, but this stuff is great on all cuts.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Enjoy!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Ginger Soy Marinade" ID="546" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="A good marinade for roasted vegetables or fish." Servings="1" Author="Mary mbuck@mindspring.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0087.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Tamari soy sauce (regular is ok if you don't have Tamari)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Olive oil, good quality" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Roasted sesame oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Fresh dill weed, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Juice of a lemon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1-2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Fresh ginger root, grated" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Garlic, minced (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Sherry (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients in a bowl. Use for fish or vegetables.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Note: Amounts are approximate. Other herbs can be used instead of dill weed.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Hawaiian Style Marinade" ID="7556" CookbookChapterID="88" Author="WMK webmaster@biggreenegg.com" Source="Inspired by the Houston's Hawaiian" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0357.htm" CreateDate="10/17/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="13" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Soy Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="13" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Pineapple Juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Apple Cider" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Garlic Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Ginger Juice or ground ginger" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients in a double boiler and cook on medium heat for two hours stirring occasionaly. I use a 48+ hour vacum marinade; or, about 72 hours w/out the vacum. Turn at least once after 24 - 36 (unless you use enough marinade to cover the steaks (I don't.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grill 'em as you like 'em!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>This marinade should also work well on chicken or pork.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="JJ's Bourbon Marinade" ID="582" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="Bourbon marinade with variations/ add soy sauce/ teriyaki sauce or any other spices to get a different taste." Servings="1" Author="JJ jack@jgocek.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0162.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Bourbon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix together and marinate salmon, pork, steak etc for atleast 2 hours, better overnight in the refridgerator.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add, soy, or teriyaki sauce or any other spice or herb to get the taste you want.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Mike's Dad's Salad Dressing / Marinade" ID="615" CookbookChapterID="88" Servings="1" Author="Mike Flaherty, Seattle, WA Mike.Flaherty@boeing.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/MikesMarinade01.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="vegetable oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="red or balsamic vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Red or white wine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="soy sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="curry powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1+" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="tsp fresh ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1-2" Unit="clove" Ingredient="smashed garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients in a jar and shake.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Keeps for a week in the fridge. Tell your friends. Don't forget, it's a salad dressing too.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Nb's Oyster Sauce Beef Marinade" ID="630" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="Oyster sauce and beef go together like cheese and pizza, so I came up with this marinade. I used it on London Broil, but it would be probably good on many cuts of beef.&#xA;Maybe add some Guiness Stout to the marinade." Servings="1" Author="Nature Boy capell@erols.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0180.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Chinese Oyster Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Soy Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Dark Molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Red Wine Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Garlic Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Onion Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="or more Wet Jerk Seasoning (eg. Walkerswood, Eatons, Mrs. Dog's, Island Pit)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cracked black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I used it on a 2 pound top-round (london broil), marinating it overnight, and grilling at 450 for 6 minutes a side. Sliced thin accross the grain and served with grilled shrooms (marinated in the same marinade...thanks BD) and jasmine rice.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Try it and please let me know what you think....or any suggestions for improving.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Passage Tandoori Marinade" ID="642" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="This is the marinade used for my tandoori chicken at Eggtoberfest 2000." Servings="1" Author="bdavidson sixdavidsons@wjtl.net" Source="Passage to India Restaurant, Harrisburg, PA" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0184.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Lemon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pint" Ingredient="Plain Yogurt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Coriander" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cayenne Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fresh ground Ginger" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="salt and pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>For Tandoori Chicken, cut slits into the meat and rub with lemon juice to allow the marinade to penetrate evenly.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix Paprika, Cumin, Coriander, Cayenne pepper with the yogurt.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add salt and pepper to taste.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add additional Cayenne pepper and paprika for heavier red-orange coloring (and red food coloring if desired!).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Prepare a paste made by mixing the minced garlic cloves and an equal (roughly) amount of fresh ginger, and rub onto the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Then thoroughly cover the chicken with the yogurt mixture and refrigerate overnight.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Tandoori Marinade" ID="724" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="This is a basic marinade for anything cooked Tandoori style. It could be used for Chicken, Lamb or Shrimp.&#xA;One substitution that could be made is ghee for the unsalted butter. Ghee is an Indian butter type product. Tandoori Marsla is a common Indian spice blend that should be fairly easy to find. If you cannot find it, you could make it; Email me for the mixture." Servings="1" Author="RhumAndJerk Frenchiepkt@yahoo.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0135.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="small Onion, peeled and finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="inch" Ingredient="piece of fresh Ginger root, peeled and minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Garlic, peeled and minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="fresh green Chili Peppers, like Serrano or Jalapeno (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Plain Yogurt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Unsalted Butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Tandoori Marsala" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place the onion, ginger, garlic and peppers in a food processor and grind into a thick paste.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the rest of the ingredients and continue to blend until well mixed.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>This marinade should used with in 24 hours of making it.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Yakitori Style Marinade" ID="754" CookbookChapterID="88" Comments="A simple marinade for chicken. A nice balance of seet and salty. We liked this better than most of the other more complicated marinades I have posted in the past. Dang. Sometimes simple IS best." Servings="1" Author="Nature Boy ccapell@cox.rr.com" Source="Inspired from a recipe from" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0254.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Soy Sauce (a japanese sauce works best. I used Kikoman)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Sherry" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Sake" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Honey" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="your favorite pepper. Or to your tastes." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Sriracha Chili Sauce (optional), or your favorite heat" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Shallot" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove of garlic (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Finely chop the shallot, and crush the garlic if using it.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sauté the shallot in a bit of peanut oil until transparent, then add the garlic and cook until onion just starts to turn golden.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Reduce to low heat, and add remaining ingredients. Stir until sugar is desolved.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove from heat and cool.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I used this with cubes of chicken thigh meat for kabobs. The chunks were marinated for a few hours, then skewered and grilled at 325-350 direct until well browned (about 20-30 minutes while flipping).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Should work well on all sorts of chicken pieces.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>For a finishing sauce, lightly boil the remaining marinade, add a little hoisin and ketchup and cook until it starts to thicken. Brush on during last 10 minutes of cooking.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Best Rub" ID="7704" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="the BEST RUB For all types of meats." Source="Submitted by: Chef Arnoldi chefarnoldi@gmail.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0395.htm" CreateDate="06/16/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="turbinado sugar (or brown)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dried sage" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground ginger" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cayenne pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground coriander" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients well &amp; store up to a year.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Store in a cool, dark &amp; dry place in an airtight container.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Eggfest Butt Rub" ID="526" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="My standard pulled pork rub. I also like it on pork spareribs . . ." Servings="1" Author="Mike Oelrich icandig@att.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0218.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="mustard powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="dark brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cayenne pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="turbinado sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="onion powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dried ground sage" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dried ground thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dried rosemary" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="white pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all of the ingredients together well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Store in an airtight container until use.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Apply liberally to meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Gary's Lone Star Dry Rub" ID="541" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="Very tasty and simple dry rub for pork and brisket!" Servings="1" Author="Tractor trace88@excite.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0256.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cayenne" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="course black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="all spice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Since measurements are all based on the same unit, it is easy to double/triple, etc.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Green Egg Roast Prime Rib Rub" ID="7698" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="Moist Garlic Herb Rub for prime rib or tenderloin. Simple and easy." Source="Submitted by: W. Scott Newbern wsnewbern@msn.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0391.htm" CreateDate="06/06/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove fresh garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Creole Spice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fresh thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="red wine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="balsalmic vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine garlic and other ingredients in a food processor.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Jamaican Jerk Rub" ID="575" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="Use as a rub on chicken pork or beef. Recipe may be doubled,trippled etc. You can make as hot as you want. The basic recipe is fine for most people's taste." Servings="1" Author="Grillin' Bill (Bill Wellborn) bwelborn@roanoke.infi.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/sauces0079.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Cayenne Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Coarse Black Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Onion Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Allspice (whole)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Onion Flakes" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cinnamon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dried Chives" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Coriander" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Garlic Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Ginger" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Nutmeg" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Light Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cloves (whole)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Sea Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place all ingredients in blender.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Blend until fine powder.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>For more authenic Jamaican &amp;quot;Heat&amp;quot; add more Cayenne Pepper, Red Pepper Flakes, or Scotch Bonnet Pepper Powder.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Rub or brush chicken or pork with olive oil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Rub with above Jamaican Jerk Rub.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place in zip lock bag in refrigerator for 24 hours.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="JJ's Favorite Rub" ID="585" CookbookChapterID="92" Servings="1" Author="JJ jgocek@airnet.net" Source="Based on Jim Goodes Beef Rub" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/JJrub01.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dark brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="rosemary" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="onion powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dried sweet basil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground bay leaves (If you can't find ground use whole)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground coriander" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground savory" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dried thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="white pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Salt, to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place all ingredients into a food processor and blend. If you use whole bay leaves blend until leaves are pulverized.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Rub meat and cover with saran wrap.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Marinade over night in fridge. Allow to come to room temperature and place in smoker.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Lavender/Herb Rub for Lamb" ID="5116" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="A simple rub especially suited to roast and grilled lamb." Author="Submitted by: Ken Stone kenstone@mail.4edisp.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0319.htm" CreateDate="09/10/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Lavender flowers, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="granulated Garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Basil, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Rosemary, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Chervil, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Bay leaf, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Marjoram, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Tarragon, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Thyme, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Turbinado sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grind lavender flowers and dried herbs. Combine and mix thoroughly.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Nature Boy's Rib Rub" ID="624" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="This is a rub I developed for ribs, but have been using it on chicken and fish as well.&#xA;It has a fresh zing to it from the ginger and the lemony flavor of the corriander seeds, and plenty of pepper." Servings="1" Author="Chris Capell (NatureBoy)" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0207.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Turbinado Sugar (or Brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Black Peppercorns" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Green Peppercorns" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Hungarian Paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Celery Seed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Onion Powder (I use Penzey's Toasted" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Ground Chipotle (or more to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Ginger Powder (I use Penzeys China Cracked Ginger and grind myself" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Rubbed Sage" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Brown mustard seeds (optionally yellow" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cayenne Pepper (optional" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Curry Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grind peppercorns, corriander seeds and cracked ginger. Blend all ingredients together.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>Revised Aug 03</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Perini Ranch Steak Rub" ID="646" CookbookChapterID="92" Servings="1" Author="RLA Binsure@pacbell.net" Source="Tom Perini...Perini Ranch" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0163.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cornstarch or flour" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="black pepper...coarsely ground" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dried oregano" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="beef stock...granulated" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix together all of the ingredients</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sprinkle or rub onto favorite steak.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Rub - Elder Ward" ID="673" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="This you will use to cover the raw pork (we started out cooking the red coats in this country a couple of three hundred years ago and we still carry on the tradition today).  Some say to leave it on and wrap it up for hours and/or days in fridge.  Personally I have tried that but can not tell the difference when it has been on only 1 hour.  So hay, if you're into waiting, God bless you." Servings="1" Yield="1 cup" Author="Elder Ward" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/pork/NCpulledPork.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="kosher salt (NEVER use iodized salt, it ruins stuff)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="sugar (I prefer Hawaii raw when I can get it.)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground cumin seed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="chili powder (pure not with garlic etc. added)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cracked black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cayenne pepper (there is no substitute)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Hungarian paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground sage (my secret ingredient)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Procedure:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Blend all.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Sho-Me Barbecue Rub" ID="8208" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="Basic K.C Style Barbecue rub" Source="Timothy Reaves  Email:treaves@silverfields.com" WebPage="http://www.biggreenegg.com/index.php?option=com_recipes&amp;Itemid=68&amp;func=detail&amp;id=333" CreateDate="09/13/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Spanish smoked paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cayenne" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="celery seed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fresh ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="course salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="onion powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix well and store in airtight container.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Slap yo' Momma butt Rub" ID="693" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="Rub, Perfect for Boston Butts" Servings="1" Author="Tember2 hdenney@mindspring.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0161.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sugar (can be split into 1/2c brown 1/2 white)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="garlic pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="salt (can be split into 1/4 kosher 1/4 table)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cinnamin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="garlic salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="coriander" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="spanish paprika (hungarian will work)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cayenne pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="chili powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="love" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>slap it all together and mix it up</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>rub your butt and throw it on the egg. cook low temp 225 or so and let the temp in the meat get to 180.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pull meat once it has cooled and sprinkle with the rub for additional flavor.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When cooking I suggest getting a squirt bottle filled with equal parts apple juice and cider vinegar. Spray yo' butt with it and it will help open the muscle striations up and give it a good sweet flavor.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Spicy Seasoning Mix" ID="710" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="Substitute for Taco Seasoning Mix in recipes." Servings="1" Author="SpiceCooks" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0115.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Chili Powder (hot)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Coriander" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cumin; ground" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Garlic Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Oregano; mexican" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Crushed Red Pepper (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients. Store covered in airtight container. Shake before using to blend.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Crushed red pepper is optional if hot chili powder is used. Is very spicy.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Wild Willy's Number One-derful Rub" ID="752" CookbookChapterID="92" Comments="This version of the original has been modified for less salt content." Servings="1" Author="Jim Wimer jwimer@dycon.com" Source="Adapted from 'Smoke and Spice' by the Jamisons" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0215.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Chili powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Onion powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cayenne pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix the spices thoroughly in a bowl.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Store covered in a cool, dark pantry. Makes about 1 ½ cups.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Adobo Sauce for Carne Adobado" ID="460" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Pork marinated and cooked in Red Chile Sauce" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Peggy Peggyahern@home.com" Source="Adaptation from Rick Bayless Authentic Mexican and Mexican Kitchen cookbood" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0252.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="15" Unit="" Ingredient="Guajillo Chiles dried, stemmed and seeded. Note you could probably substitute Dired California Chiles also known as New Mexico Chiles." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="10" Unit="" Ingredient="Ancho Chiles dried, stemmed and seeded." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Peeled Garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Cinnamon, cumin, sugar and dried oregano, salt and pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Cider Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Orange Juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="beef broth (Reserve 1/2 cup beef broth for later)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="honey" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Optional: To kick up the heat, add a few canned chipotle peppers to the sauce when blending" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Have a 6 quart pot ready with water filled half way.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Note: Sometimes you may get dried chiles that are difficult to stem and seed. If you find it difficult to do so, proceed with the recipe without stemming or seeding.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>This recipe will yeild about 5 - 7 cups of adobo sauce</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat your skillet with oil to medium heat. Quick fry the chiles in batches (15 seconds or so per side) Be very careful not to burn the chiles. They burn quickly. Remove the Chiles from the skillet and place in pot of water. They still may seem dried and stiff...that's okay...they soften upon soaking. Quick fry the garlic cloves until slightly brown. Remove Garlic and place in water. Bring water just to a boil. Remove from heat immediately and cover. I place a small plate in the pot to weight the chiles down. Let the chiles soak in water for several hours or overnight. The longer soak removes harsh flavors. Remove chiles from the water. If you have not stemmed or seeded the chiles, do so at this time. Place the chiles in a blender or food processor. Leave behind the soaking liquid and toss. Blend the chiles until smooth. Add the ingredients above except ½ cup of beef broth. Continue to puree until smooth. For Carne Adobo, I do not strain the chile sauce. I pour enough sauce on to the ribs to coat them completely. The sauce is very thick. You will have left over sauce to freeze for another use or strain for serving with the carne adoba.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>NOTE: For a smoother sauce, press the chile puree through a medium mesh strainer and a bowl. This is good to do is you are serving sauce on the side or for any other recipe.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Bar-B-Que Sauce in Memory of Larry Griffin" ID="7627" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This sauce is made for basting, and dipping on finished meats." RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Submitted by: Lindsey Webb llw@pgrb.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0374.htm" CreateDate="02/19/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="32" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Black Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Red Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worchestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Onion Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Chile Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Garlic Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Garlic Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Liquid Smoke" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Season Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Onion Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cidar Vinegar ( option )" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Lemon Juice ( option )" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat all above over medium heat stirring often, about 20-30 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour up in ketchup bottle (option) after sauce has cooled.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Refrigerate after cooled.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If sauce is used for basting use it the last 30 minutes or so when smoking a brisket, chicken , turkey etc.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Be careful and not to contaminate the sauce with meat juices!!! Pour up what your are going to use in a separate bowl etc.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Basic BBQ Sauce" ID="7498" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This is a basic BBQ sauce recipe that is very tasty." RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Scott R. swrenshaw@yahoo.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0348.htm" CreateDate="07/20/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Coca Cola Classic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Yellow Mustard (French's)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Cider Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="dash" Ingredient="Cholula hot sauce (more if you like it spicy)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients in a sauce pot and bring to a boil. Reduce heat immediately and allow to simmer for about 30 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="BB'Q' Sauce" ID="475" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Just a good BB'Q' sauce" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Gfw gfw@yyyz.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/sauces0084.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Red Wine Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Catsup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Black Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2 1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Dry Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worcestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="dash" Ingredient="Hot Pepper Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put all the ingredients in a blender and thoroughly mix. Refrigerate what you don't use.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="BBQBluesStringer's Raspberry Chipotle Sauce" ID="7646" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This is a tangy, stupid-simple raspberry chipotle that I threw together as a finishing sauce for ribs. It works well on any pork products and poultry products." RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Submitted by: BBQBluesStringer" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0379.htm" CreateDate="04/08/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Apple Cider Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dark Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Smuckers Simply 100% Fruit Seedless Red Raspberry" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Ground chipotle pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Ancho Chili Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worcestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Garlic Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Onion Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Captain Morgan's Spiced Rum" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="dash" Ingredient="Drop Liquid Smoke" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Whisk all ingredients together in a sauce pan until the raspberry goo is completely incorporated.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer for at least 30 minutes so the flavor develops. Keep warm until you are ready to use it. Slather it on ribs as a finishing sauce, or serve warm as a dipping sauce. Works well on pork and poultry.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>I sent it in to the Orlando Sentinel's annual sauce contest, and it is one of ten selected for final judging at the Pig On The Pond BBQ contest this weekend. Hopefully the FBA judges will smile on me...</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="CHIMICHURRI SAUCE 1" ID="7721" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This garlicky sauce from Argentina is great spooned over beef or chicken." RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Submitted by Chef Arnoldi" CreateDate="06/24/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="(packed) fresh Italian parsley" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="red wine vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="(packed) fresh cilantro" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="garlic cloves, peeled" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dried crushed red pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Puree all ingredients in processor. Transfer to bowl. (Can be made 2 hours ahead. Cover and let stand at room temperature.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="CHIMICHURRI SAUCE 2" ID="7722" CookbookChapterID="56" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Submitted by Chef Arnoldi" CreateDate="06/24/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="extra-virgin olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="(about 15) peeled garlic cloves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Sherry wine vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped fresh parsley" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped fresh cilantro" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh oregano leaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fresh thyme leaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Puree all ingredients in processor. Transfer to bowl. (Can be made 2 hours ahead. Cover and let stand at room temperature.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Classic chimichurri sauce" ID="7720" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="(prepared 12hrs before serving)" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Submitted by Chef Arnoldi" CreateDate="06/24/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="oil," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="lukewarm water," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="vinegar or 1/2 cup vinegar and 1/2 cup wine," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="small sweet pepper finely chopped," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="small tomato without peel and seeds chopped," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="scallion or onion chopped," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="parsley finely chopped," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="clove of garlic minced," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="sweet or hot paprika," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground pepper." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="bay leaves in very small pieces," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="oregano," Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="salt to taste." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put the ingredients all together in a bottle, shake occasionally during the 12 hrs steeping period and before using.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Eggfest 2001 Spicy Chipotle BBQ Sauce" ID="525" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Chipotles are smoked red jalapeño peppers and are available in most supermarkets." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Mike Oelrich icandig@att.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0210.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="12" Unit="" Ingredient="dried chipotle chiles" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="boiling water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chicken broth" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="sweet onion -- diced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Tabasco sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="head garlic -- cloves peeled and minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fish sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="bay leaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="12" Unit="oz" Ingredient="tomato sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="anise &quot;stars&quot;" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour the boiling water over the chipotles and soak for at least an hour. Stem, seed and chop the chiles (use gloves). Reserve the soaking water.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Melt the butter over medium-low heat in a large saucepan. Add onion and sauté until it begins to become tender. Add the garlic, cumin and thyme and continue to sauté until onions are translucent and the garlic has softened.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the chiles, soaking water, and remaining ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to keep the sauce at a low boil / simmer. Reduce the sauce until it reaches the desired consistency (usually takes about 2 hours).l</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove anise &amp;quot;stars&amp;quot; and bay leaves.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Allow sauce to cool, then purée in blender.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If you want a thicker sauce that is more &amp;quot;tomatoey&amp;quot;, substitute tomato paste for the tomato sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Number of chiles can be reduced to give a less-spicy sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Star anise and fish sauce are usually available in the Asian sections of supermarkets.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>NOTE: I used plain dried chipotles in this recipe, not canned &amp;quot;Chipotles in Adobo&amp;quot;. If all you can find is the latter, I would suggest taking the peppers out of the sauce and using them directly (there should be no need to soak them as they've already been in the adobo sauce for a long time). Seed and chop. Instead of adding the soaking liquid, add 1 c. water when called for in the recipe.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Elder Ward's World Class Brisket the Sauce &amp; Beans" ID="534" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Sauce for Elder Wards World Class Brisket. Tanker Tim's Beans with an Elder twist. :)" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Elder Ward elderward@hotmail.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0286.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="bacon cut into thirds." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="brown onions chopped fine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="" Ingredient="cloves garlic smashed." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cups" Ingredient="ketchup heinz" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cups" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="apple cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="raw sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="unsulphured molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Coleman's English double fine mustard (dry)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="teaspon cayenne pepper fine gound" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="31 oz cans" Ingredient="generic pork N beans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a large cast iron skillet,cook bacon until golden brown. Remove and drain bacon, then chop into bite size peices.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Brown onions and garlic until transparent in the bacon grease. Remove and drain onions and garlic, discard the grease.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Replace onions and garlic and bacon back into pan then add the ketchup, water, vinegar, sugar, molasses, mustard and cayenne. Bring them to a boil. Stir with wooden spoon until well incorperated.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the ½ cup of the dry rub for the briskett you reserved. Cook slowly reducing liquid by 1/3 .</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour and strain half of the sauce into glass containers and use for the sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>The other half is for Tanker Tim's Beans, add cans of pork N beans to the other half of the sauce in the skillet and place inside BGE checking it every 20 minutes until it turns into semi solid. Serve it immediately.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>If you got em smoke em,
Carl D.Ward, Jr. AKA Elder Ward</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Gary K.'s Creole Seasoning" ID="540" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Pre Or Post Cooking Seasoning" Servings="1" Author="Submitted by: Gary Kay, Wichita Falls, Texas gklkk@aol.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0314.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="26" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Box of free-flowing non-iodized salt." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Box of ground black pepper." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Box of red pepper." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Bottle garlic powder." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Box chili powder." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Container MSG (Accent)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="To use for seafood, add following to previous mixture:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Powdered thyme." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Bay leaf, powdered." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Sweet basil, powdered." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>All ingredients should be finely powdered. I do not like to use food processors because of the heat they can generate so, I powder mine with a hand grinder. Mix all ingredients very well then, enjoy!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>This is a recipe that I have worked with going on four decades now. It can be used prior to cooking for blackened style, as a rub for slow or fast cooking, and with the ingredient additions that I am including, for any seafood cooking or seasoning.</RecipeAuthorNote><RecipeAuthorNote>This is really good! It has a lot of flavor, a good heat, and a surprise that comes along a bit after you've tried a taste of it. Use as you wish, and label it Gary K's Creole Seasoning.</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Ghee (Indian Clarified Butter)" ID="543" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This is the recipe that I use for making ghee and is reprinted verbatim from the cookbook. The cookbook is a good one that I use often.&#xA;Except for the cooking restrictions of a handful of religious sects, the haute cuisines of North and Central India has always demanded clarified butter for cooking fat. Clarification removes the milk solids and moisture from butter, leaving only the pure oil. This has a higher smoke point than olive or mustard oils and imparts a delicious flavor to any dish in which it is used. Most important, as far as the hot climate of India is concerned, ghee needs no refrigeration and will last as long as a year without turning rancid, if stored in a cool, dark place.&#xA;Because or the relative expense of ghee, many Indian families use 75 percent vegetable shortening or clarified margarine to 25 percent butter in their cooking, producing a less rich dish which still retains some of the flavor.&#xA;" Servings="1" Yield="1-¾ pounds" Author="RhumAndJerk FrenchiePKT@Yahoo.com" Source="The Cuisines of Asia by Jennifer Brennan" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0199.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="unsalted (sweet) butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place a pan over medium-low to low heat and add the butter. Melt it and bring it to just below the simmering point. Adjust your heat setting, if necessary, to keep it at that temperature.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>As the foam gathers on top, keep stirring it back into the oil. Leave the butter oil over the heat for 45 minutes. At the end of that time, the moisture will have evaporated and the milk solids will have formed a layer of sediment on the bottom of the pan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove the pan from the heat and let the contents cool to lukewarm.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place a sieve, lined with 2 or 3 layers of paper towels, over the top of a pitcher or bowl and slowly pour the clear butter through it, keeping a much of the sediment as you can in the pan</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Discard the sediment, wash and dry the pan and set it back on the same heat setting. Pour in the oil and bring it up to under a simmer. Hold it at that temperature for five minutes and then remove it from the heat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Line the sieve with fresh paper towels and strain the oil through once more. It should now be crystal clear.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour into a wide-mouthed jar, cap tightly and store in a cool place, or refrigerate. You will notice that you will have lost about ¼ pound of the butter by removing the moisture and the sediment.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Advanced Preparation And Storage Notes</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Make the clarified butter whenever you have the time to spare. If you decide to double the recipe, increase the cooking time by one-half. If the ghee is stored unrefrigerated, it will solidify during cold weather and liquefy when the temperature rises. This in no way affects the quality of the flavor.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Ginger sauce ribs" ID="544" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Fantastic rub and sauce for ribs" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Csg CSGilli@aol.com" Source="Better Homes and Gardens" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0171.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="dark brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="paparika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="celery seed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="soy sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="tumeric" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ginger" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="lb" Ingredient="baby back ribs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine first 5 dry ingredients and rub onto ribs.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cover and refrigerate overnight.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine last 5 ingredients in small bowl and refrigerate 6-12 hours.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook ribs to your preference, basting with sauce every 10 minutes during the last 30 minutes of cooking time.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Green Egg Roast Prime Rib Creole Spice" ID="7699" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Developed over the years, Creole Spice can go on most everything, sometimes even desserts – especially savory sweet pies. Should probably change the name as some of the pure New Orleans heritage has been upstaged. The final addition of curry is probably a little too much for Creole purists, but old tastes die hard.Especially good on meats and poultry. A dash in mashed potatoes or during vegetable sauté’ (especially zucchini) adds hint of mystery from the “usual suspects.” Use as desired, but judiciously at first because it shoots back." Source="Submitted by: W. Scott Newbern wsnewbern@msn.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0392.htm" CreateDate="06/06/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="coarse salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cayenne pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fennel seed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="onion powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="mustard powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ginger" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients. Mix well. Store in dark cool place air tight covered container. Use liberally on everything from eggs to beans to barbecue. Makes about 2 cups.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Green Sauce" ID="549" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="An easy-to-make sauce/dressing for sliced cold meat." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Ken Stone lizard1@dnvr.uswest.net" Source="modified from Cuisines of Germany; Horst Scharfenberg" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0268.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="assorted greens (parsley, spinach, chives, watercress, etc)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sour cream or plain yogurt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="small onions, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cream (if needed)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="mayonnaise (if needed)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="cottage cheese" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="hardboiled eggs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="dash" Ingredient="white pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="dash" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Puree cottage cheese, eggs and sour cream in food processor until creamy and smooth.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Wash greens thoroughly and chop coarsely. Add 3 cups greens and puree until greens are finely chopped. If needed, add cream and mayonnaise to keep sauce creamy. Add minced onion; season with salt, pepper and sugar.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve cold on thin-sliced meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="GrillMeister’s Special Egg’n Seasoning" ID="7577" CookbookChapterID="56" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Posted by GrillMeister on October 23, 2004" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0360.htm" CreateDate="10/23/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="16-oz" Ingredient="bottle of Soy Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Garlic Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="McCormick Chipotle Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Onion Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Wasabi Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Chinese Five Spice." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Procedure</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Take the bottle of Soy Sauce and pour a bit of it out to make room for the spices. (Just a few tablespoons). Using a funnel, pour all the dry spices into the bottle. Put the cap back on and shake well. The seasoning works best if this is done the day before the cook. Always remember to shake well before using.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Any leftover sauce can be refrigerated.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="GrillMeister's Vinegar Pulled Pork Finishing Sauce" ID="7609" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This is a Vinegar based sauce for Pulled Pork." RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Submitted by: GrillMeister" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0371.htm" CreateDate="12/29/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Sea Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Turbinado Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Ground Chipotle - McCormicks" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="Dried Cayenne peppers, split &amp; stemmed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients together. Let stand as long as possible, at least ½ a day, but the longer the better. It's best used in plastic &amp;quot;Ketchup Style&amp;quot; squirt bottle you can pickup at the grocery store for about a buck.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Horseradish Sauce for Prime Rib" ID="566" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This is the perfect accompaniment to Prime Rib." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="RhumAndJerk FrenchiePKT@Yahoo.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0148.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Heavy Cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Horseradish" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="garlic powder or a small clove of garlic, crushed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="A couple of grinds of White Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Whip the heavy cream until it is stiff.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Gently stir in the remaining ingredients.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Taste and adjust the flavor to your liking. Remember that Horseradish should be the predominant flavor, but not overpowering.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Chill for a half hour before serving to let the flavors marry.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Indo Nut Curry Paste" ID="571" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This is a wonderful and simple curry paste that is full of flavor. It could have many applications and one of the primary would be as a wet rub for grilled meats. I used the paste for a pork roast was that melt-in-your-mouth delicious. But could be used on chicken, beef or your favorite Vegetable or Noodle Stir Fry. You could even flavor soup with it.&#xA;The flavor intention here is definitely Indonesian and does has a heat level. The nuts and ginger round out the chilie heat from the Sambal Badjak nicely. Just in case you were wondering, Sambal Badjak is an Indonesian Chili paste with onions and shrimp. &#xA;" Servings="1" Author="RhumAndJerk FrenchiePKT@Yahoo.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0174.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Coriander seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="" Ingredient="Macadamia Nuts" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4 to 1/2" Unit="inch" Ingredient="fresh Ginger Root, Peeled and Chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Garlic, Peeled and Chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Turmeric" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Natural Coconut Flavoring" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Sambal Badjak" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a Mortar and Pestle, crush the Coriander Seeds.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the Macadamia Nuts and crush into a coarse paste.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the Ginger and pound it into the paste.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the Garlic and pound it into the paste as well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Stir in the remaining ingredients.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I imagine that you could make this paste a day in advance and keep it refrigerated. However, it would be best when made fresh.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Jalapeno Q Sauce" ID="573" CookbookChapterID="56" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Chuck watsoncj1@home.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0202.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Onion, chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Tomato paste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Garlic, chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2-3" Unit="" Ingredient="Smoked jalapenos, finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Dijon mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Beer" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Hot sauce, or to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Catsup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worchester sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Ground pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Lemon juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Balsamic vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Honey" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Saute the onions until transparent</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the jalapenos and garlic and saute 1 minute</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the rest of the ingredients and simmer for 20 minutes to blend flavors, stirring often.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>To smoke jalapenos. Put peppers, with your favorite chips in the coals, on the egg at 450 degrees, until blackend on all sides.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put in a covered container to steam for 10 minutes or so. Skin will peel off easily if you desire.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Jim's Jack Sauce" ID="580" CookbookChapterID="56" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Jim Slotterback jslot@charleston.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/jimsJackSauce.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="crushed red pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cayenne" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Jack Daniels" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="French's Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="med. bottle of Heinz ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="worcestershire" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="soy sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="lemon juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="garlic salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix ingredients in saucepan and simmer until desired consistency.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If you use both cayenne and crushed red pepper it will be on the warm side for most palates, but if you like the bite, go for it!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Jimsberry Finishing Sauce" ID="581" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="My sauce of choice with brisket, pulled pork &amp; meat loaf." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Cat celoup@ix.netcom.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces9147.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="medium yellow onion, diced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="large garlic cloves, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="melted fat (bacon grease, or rendered beef or pork fat)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Worcestershire" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="mustard (I use Country Dijon)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Saute onion and garlic in a little bacon grease until soft &amp; browned.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Stir in ketchup, Worcestershire, vinegar &amp; mustard.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer for ? hour to 45 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Stir in remaining melted fat and simmer another 15 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="JJ's Favorite Q Sauce" ID="584" CookbookChapterID="56" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="JJ jgocek@airnet.net" Source="Based on Fred Townes' BBQ sauce" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/JJsauce01.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="medium onion chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="TBS" Ingredient="dark brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="TBS" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="chili powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cayenne pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cups" Ingredient="cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cups" Ingredient="tomato juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="catsup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sauté the onions until they become transparent.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place onions and the rest of the ingredients into a sauce pan and simmer. Stiring often.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Taste after 20 mins and adjust taste to suit you. The longer the simmer, the better the taste.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Water has to be added while simmering to keep it from getting too thick.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Larry's Yummy Sauce" ID="595" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This sauce goes great on Beef or Pork Tenderloin." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="YB larryw@mail.mcg.edu" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0224.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Philadelphia Cream Cheese,softend" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Dukes Mayonnaise,none of that diet stuff" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Kraft Creamy Horseradish" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Green Onion Tops,finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Lemon juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients together and microwave for approximately 30-45 seconds.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Using wire whisk, whisk til texture is very smooth.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Refrigerate for hour or two.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Let it reach room temperature before serving.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Leroy's Peanut Glaze" ID="600" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="CHICKEN OR PORK GLAZE" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Tim Ballenger coconutballenger@yahoo.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0177.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="peanut butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cayenne red pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="dry white wine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>MIX ALL INGREDIENTS IN SAUCE PAN.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>ON LOW HEAT STIR CONTINUIOUS UNTIL LIQUID.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>COAT CHICKEN OR PORK JUST BEFORE REMOVING FROM GRILL.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Mango-Chipotle BBQ Sauce" ID="605" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="The result of &quot;too many mangos&quot; in my kitchen!) A wonderful combination of flavors!" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Submitted by: Patrick in Minnesota ppierquet@tchabitat.org" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0315.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Very ripe large mango, peeled and chunked • 1 tsp Freshly ground pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="1- 1/2 Cup Your favorite ketchup • 1 Tbs Paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="to 4 Canned Chipotle chilies • 1 Tbs Onion powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="to 6 Clove Fresh garlic • 1 Tbs Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worcestershire sauce • 1 Dash Ground cloves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Soy sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Peel and chop mango</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put all ingredients in a blender, and blend well</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add salt and/or additional sweeteners to taste</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer slowly for 15-30 minutes, or until desired thickness. This experiment was a &amp;quot;keeper&amp;quot;!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Miso-Mustard Sauce" ID="618" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Delicious Asian-style sauce. Excellent on seafood, especially thick fish fillets...tuna, sea bass (see seafood section for sea bass recipe), grouper, mahi mahi, marlin, etc." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="bdavidson" Source="Bon Appetit--July 2001" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0233.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Chinese style hot mustard or Dijon mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="white or yellow miso" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="rice vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="mirin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="soy sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Whisk water and mustard in a small bowl and set aside. Combine miso, vinegar, mirin, sugar and soy sauce in a small saucepan and stir over medium heat until smooth (around 3 minutes). Whisk in mustard mixture.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Can be made one day ahead of time.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mirin is a sweet wine made from rice and miso is a fermented soybean paste often used in soups and sauces. Both are available from Asian markets. Give this a try. It's excellent!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Pigasso and Sue E's Bodacious BBQ Sauce" ID="7623" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="A wonderfully complex sauce with an initial sweet tease followed up with a spicy tangy finish - rather like a right hook!&quot; (A recipe so secret it took this long to find!)" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Submitted by: Pigasso chef2u@houston.rr.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0373.htm" CreateDate="01/23/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Peanut Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="medium red onion, chipped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="head garlic, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Dizzy Pig Jamaican Firewalk" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="Bay Leaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Coleman's Dry Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fresh ginger root,, grated" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dried thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="curry powder (or preferably Tandoori seasoning from Penzeys)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="crushed red pepper flakes" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="tomato catsup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh orange juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh lemon juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worcestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Soy Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="honey" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="orange marmalade" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat oil in heavy sauce pan over medium heat. Add onion and saute until translucent - about 10 minutes. Add the next nine ingredients (garlic through red pepper)cover and cook - stirring every 2 minutes or so - DO NOT ALLOW THIS TO BURN! and cook an additional 20 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Meanwhile, combine next 8 ingredients in large measuring cup (1 ¾ cup catsup through marmalade. Add to saucepan after the 20 minutes has passed.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer until the mixture is reduced to sauce consistency, about 30 minutes. I suggest then allowing the sauce to rest and then chilling for 24 hours to allow the flavors to meld.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>Oinks to all!,   Pigasso &amp; Sue E.</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Pop's No-Cook Barbecue Sauce" ID="652" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This recipe has been modified from the original to lighten the wine used and add the brown sugar." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Jim Wimer jwimer@dycon.com" Source="Adapted from Bon Appetit Magazine, September 1997" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0216.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Rose or other light red wine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Corn oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Soy sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="Garlic cloves, crushed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="White wine vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Dried oregano" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Brown sugar, packed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Blend all ingredients in a blender or food processor until combined.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Transfer mixture to a covered container. (Can be made up to 2 weeks ahead. Cover and refrigerate.) Makes about 1 ½ pints.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Brush this peppery sauce onto beef, chicken or pork during the last 15 to 30 minutes of grilling or roasting.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Raspberry Glaze for Jerk Chicken or Pork" ID="665" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Used to brush on chicken or pork in the last 10 minutes of cooking." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Grillin' Bill (Bill Wellborn) bwelborn@roanoke.infi.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/sauces0080.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Finely Chopped Sweet Onion (Vidalia or Texas Sweet)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Jerk Rub" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Olive Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="18" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Jar of Raspberry Preserves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Red Wine Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dry Red Wine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Juice of 1/2 Lemon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Saute butter and onion on low heat until onion is translucent.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add Jerk Rub, Olive Oil and stir.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add Raspberry Preserves,stir and simmer for 5 minutes.(gently bubbling)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add Red Wine vinegar and red wine to thin to desired consistantcy.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer on low heat for 15 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add juice of ½ Lemon, then stir.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Brush on chicken or pork 10 minutes before you take chicken or pork off the grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Redeye Barbecue Sauce" ID="7532" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="A blend of incredible flavors combine to make this sauce a winner! It is meant to be served with QBabe's Coffee-Crusted Pork Tenderloins, but is wonderful on any kind of pork." RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="A Steven Raichlen recipe...no need to change it!" Source="Submitted by: QBabe" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0352.htm" CreateDate="08/17/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="slice bacon, finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="" Ingredient="medium onion, finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove garlic, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="brewed strong coffee or espresso" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="worchestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="heavy whipping cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dijon mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dark brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="coarse salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Melt the butter in a heavy saucepan over medium heat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the bacon, onion, and garlic and cook until lightly browned, about 3 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Stir in the coffee, ketchup, worchestershire sauce, cream, mustard, molasses and brown sugar and let the mixture gradually come to a boil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Reduce heat slightly and let the sauce simmer until thick and richly flavored, about 10-15 minutes, whisking from time to time.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>You can serve the sauce hot or at room temperature.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Makes about 2 cups.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Rooster Roaster's Smoked Salmon Glaze" ID="7736" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Glaze to go with Rooster Roaster's smoked salmon recipe." RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Source="Submitted by: Rooster Roaster jramsay@alias.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/seafood0403.htm" CreateDate="07/24/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="honey" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="medium sherry or bourbon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="soy sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix together.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>Inspired by David Swint's recipe: http://www.biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/seafood0317.htm</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Sho-Me Barbecue Sauce" ID="688" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Basic K.C Style Barbecue sauce" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Timothy Reaves treaves@silverfields.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0239.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="15 oz can" Ingredient="tomato sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="29 oz can" Ingredient="tomato paste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Pommery Moutarde De Meaux (Mustard Pommery)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="10" Unit="oz" Ingredient="bottle Lea &amp; Perrins Worcestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Sho-Me Barbacue rub" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="fresh ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Melinda's Garlic Habanero Pepper Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="onion powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="course salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>mix all ingredients.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a medium saucepan, bring gently to simmer, and simmer 20 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>This will make 4-5 quarts sauce. It cans wonderfully.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>The mustard is a speciality mustard that most better stores should carry. It is imported from France in 500 gram earthen jars. If you can't find it, just use whole seed mustard instead.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I use the Lea &amp; Perrins because after reading the ingredients, it was the ONLY one with all-natural ingredients.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Southern Dreams BBQ Sauce" ID="708" CookbookChapterID="56" Servings="1" Yield="2 quarts" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Bryan Compton obcompton@mindspring.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/SouthernDreamsBBQ.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="28 oz can" Ingredient="tomato puree" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cups" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="yellow mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="cups" Ingredient="apple cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="dark corn syrup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="packed brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="lemon juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="chili pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground red paper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="onion powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a large food processor, put in everything and puree until smooth.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour into a large saucepan and bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 30 to 40 minutes - be prepared to have a wonderful smelling kitchen!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Tamarind Substitute" ID="722" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="Some of the recipes posted here call for Tamarind. Here is a close approximation. I have never tried it, but it should work. The recipe calls for treacle as a replacement for molasses. I think that most of us have ample access to molasses, but treacle is interesting. I think that treacle may be an English product, but I do not know how it is different from molasses. I have two types of treacle, both by the same company, Lyle’s Black Treacle and Lyle’s Golden Treacle. They are both some form of sugar syrup. The Black Treacle comes in a can and the Golden Treacle comes in a jar. If you did find treacle, I would use the Black Treacle for the recipe due to its similar color to tamarind concentrate. I will admit that it would probably be easier to find tamarind concentrate than it would to find treacle, but you never know." Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="RhumAndJerk FrenchiePKT@Yahoo.com" Source="The Cuisines of Asia by Jennifer Brennan" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0069.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Molasses (treacle)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Fresh Lime Juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put the molasses in a bowl. Gradually pour in the lime juice, stirring continually until it becomes a somewhat thick, smooth fluid.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Tarragon-Mustard Sauce" ID="725" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This sauce is delicious on just about anything. We have used it on pork, beef, and salmon. It probably suits fish or poultry the best, but it goes well with other meats and veggies, too! Fat-free ingredients may be substituted and the sauce is still great!" Servings="1" Author="JSlot jslot@charleston.net" Source="Modified from Pillsbury Quick &amp; Light Recipes" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sauces/sauces0014.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Sour Cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dijon Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Milk" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Fresh Chopped or 1/2Teaspoon Dried Tarragon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Olive Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Fresh Lemon Juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Additional Tarragon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients except pepper and additional Tarragon in small saucepan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Blend until smooth.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat over medium-low heat until heated through.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Spoon over meat or fish and sprinkle with pepper and additional Tarragon.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Thai Curry Spice Paste" ID="728" CookbookChapterID="56" Comments="This is a versatile and potent spice mixture that I use as an ingredient for marinades or wet rubs, flavoring noodle dishes, adding to Stir-fry. You could even season Meatloaf or Meatballs or you could create a dipping sauce with this spice paste. This recipe makes about 1 cup of paste, but a little goes a long way in flavoring a dish." Servings="1" Author="RhumAndJerk Frenchiepkt@yahoo.com" Source="The Cuisines of Asia by Jennifer Brennan" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sauces0122.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="" Ingredient="small dried red chilies, with seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove garlic, peeled and minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="whole black peppercorns" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="shallots, peeled and minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="whole coriander seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="anchovy paste or anchovy filets" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="whole caraway seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="sprigs" Ingredient="fresh coriander (cilantro) with leaves and stems, finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="The outer yellow peel (zest) of a half lemon, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="kosher or sea salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="The outer green peel (zest) of a whole lime, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="inch" Ingredient="piece fresh ginger root, peeled and minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In an electric spice grinder or mortar, grind together the chilies, peppercorns, coriander seeds and caraway.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Empty the powder into a blender or food processor and add the remaining ingredients, using the 2 tablespoons of the oil to assist the blades to run smooth. The paste will necessarily be a little coarse in texture, but grind it as fine as you can.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Using a spatula, transfer the paste to a jar, pour over the last tablespoon of oil and cap tightly. Refrigerate until needed.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Under refrigeration, the paste will keep for up to two months according to the recipe. However, I have kept it longer with no ill effects.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Traditional North Carolina Sauce" ID="733" CookbookChapterID="56" Servings="1" Yield="2 cups" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Elder Ward" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/pork/NCpulledPork.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="white vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="sugar (Hawaii style when you can)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cayenne pepper (fresh ones split 2 of em instead soak 2 days or more is best)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Tabasco sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cracked black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place in a bottle with small neck that will allow you to shake it out a little at a time.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>This is the traditional North Carolina sauce I grew up with.  This would be from my mothers side of the family who are a bunch of flatlanders near the coast.  We only came down out of the hills to see them just enough to keep the peace in the family and my mother from running back home for good.  She hated the mountains.  We all loved her folks.</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Western North Carolina (Piedmont) style sauce" ID="750" CookbookChapterID="56" Servings="1" RecipeTypes="BBQ Sauce" Author="Elder Ward" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/pork/NCpulledPork.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="ketchup (Hot type)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="water (bottled plain if you have fluorinated/treated) yuck:~(" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="apple cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="onion chopped fine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="cloves crushed garlic or 1 clove elephant garlic from Gilroy, CA" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="molasses (How can y'all have Mo lasses if you ain't had lasses da furst time?)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dry mustard (Coleman's English double fine is good)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="tsp.. cayenne or one fresh cut into ringlets seeds and all." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer for twenty minutes over low heat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Buckaroo Brisket" ID="490" CookbookChapterID="82" Comments="A different kind of Brisket" Servings="1" Author="Char-Woody woodcutter@prodigy.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0170.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Lines Brisket, point, or flat or whole with fat cap" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove of Elephant Garlic or several regular cloves of garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Lines whole shallot" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="bacon , regular or smoked, your choice." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Frenches Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="or more of either Dales Marinate or Moores Marinate (later courtesy of JJ)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Prep your brisket in the marinate overnight. Directions will say 15 minutes or a hour..Overnight is the way I started. If you have a vacuum seal unit then just unzip the cryovac around the brisket and add the marinate, then close with a paper towel at the opening. Place in a larger vacuum bag and reseal.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If the above isn't available then wrap the best you can in plastic wrap and refrigerate.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Next day...remove from wraps and place on paper towel on the counter.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Slice up in thin slices 1 or possibly 2 shallots depending on the size of your brisket. Keep handy in dish.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Slice up 1 or possibly 2 elephant garlic cloves (more if using regular garlic). Keep handy in dish.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Using a very sharp pointed flat blade knife, lay the knife flat against the meat and with a slight angle make pockets in the fat cap. After making each pocket insert a slice of garlic. Do this about every 2 inches in spacings.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Once you have covered the entire fat cap with the garlic pockets, lay on the shallot slices over the garlic layered area.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Then with a squeeze bottle of Frenches..apply a thin coating of mustard, just on the top of this assembly smoothing with your fingers.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Once you have this all in place lay 5 or 6 or more (whatever it takes for your brisket) slices of your favorite bacon longways...Then apply half cut bacon slices over the long one's to make a blanket of bacon. You want the bacon on top to crisp up during the long cook.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Start your BGE with your favorite long cook method. Lay a chunk or two of hickory in the center over the smoldering charcoal.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Do not allow the BGE to gain speed in temps and insert the meat at 150F degrees for a touch of smoke flavor. Increase to 250F after 20 minutes or so.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>set up the grills this way!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Regular grill in place!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>firebricks for drip pan barrier with a 8 x 11 or larger drip pan, aluminum lined on the bricks.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>firebricks on edge as far to the edge of the grill as I can place them.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>additional grill on the two edgways firebricks.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place the brisket or portion of brisket on the top grill so it is suspended 4 inches or more above the drip pan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Roast at 250F degrees for a internal temperature of at least 160F degrees in the very thickest part of the brisket.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I found this a very moist sliceable and tender brisket at this stage.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If you wish the tradition brisket, then continue to roast until you reach the 200F degree internal, wrap in foil for a hour and slice away.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I also wrapped in foil at the 165 degree and rested for a hour. Very nice brisket.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Go for it and thanks..</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Eggfest 2000 Brisket" ID="524" CookbookChapterID="82" Comments="I think I did my first brisket for the challenge of trying to cook the toughest cut of meat there is. I was amazed by the results, and not only can a brisket be &quot;tamed&quot; to be edible, it is actually very unique and incredibly delicious and addicting." Servings="1" Author="Nature Boy capell@erols.com" Source="Meco BBQ Cookbook (marinade)" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0165.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Brisket with fat cap, or as I say" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="red wine vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="unsweetened pineapple juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="prepared mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="dried minced onions" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="worcestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Chili Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="hot sauce (or whatever heat you like)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I usually score a diamond pattern in the fat cap, to allow better penetration of flavors into the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix marinade ingredients and pour over brisket in ziplock bag (if you have one big enough..the 2 gallon sizes are nice to have on hand. You can also use the cryovac bag the brisket sometimes comes in, if you open it carefully). Marinate at least 4 hours, or overnight. The brisket I cooked at the Eggfest, I sprinkled good with JJ's rub after pulling from the amrinade.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>No need to wrap in foil, as the egg is very brisket-friendly.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fill up the firebox completely to the fire ring, get a small fire going in the center of your pile of lump (very much like Elder Ward's fire-building technique under NC Pulled Pork recipe). Once your dome reaches about 170-180, put a couple/few wood chunks in the fire, and around it if desired, then put on your brisket over a drip pan (I use liquid/some don't. Usually water, and the remaining marinade). Make sure it is elevated above the pan enough to allow good air circulation (I use 2 firebricks on their sides to hold up my second grate). Bring dome temp up to 250, stepping down the vents as necessary to slowly cruise into that 250 without going over too much. Once you have a good steady 250, just let it go.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Resist temptation to open the egg. If you must peak remove daisy and look thru the top opening. You probably won't even need to add liquid to the drip pan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When your polder reads 185-190, try sticking a fork in. If it slides in and out easily, it is ready. Some people twist the fork....if it twists it is done. Some people say if you can't lift the brisket with a fork it is done.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pull it off, then wrap in foil. Let rest 30 minutes befor carving.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put in a warm cooler with some towels if it is done early, and it will be steaming hot 2-3 hours later. Slice thin against the grain, serve up with some nice Q sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cooking times wil vary depending on the quality of brisket, and amount of connective tissue. When cooking indirect, the temperature at cooking level, is less than the dome temp...sometimes by 30 or more degrees. This difference is amplified when using liquid in the drip pan, as the liquid never gets above 212 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I think it is important to take this into consideration, and use 250 dome as a minimum. 200-225 dome temp means your cooking level is probaly 180-190, which is just not hot enough to get anywhere.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>2.5 hours per pound is a good bet for an estimate. They have taken as long as 3 hours for me, but every chunk is different. If you allow plenty of time, keep your temps relatively steady, and keep the egg closed as much as possible, you will achieve success!!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Elder Ward's World Class Brisket" ID="533" CookbookChapterID="82" Comments="11 pounds cooked in 6-7 hours. It is my obervation that a good piece of beef should be solid without being tough, yet tender without falling apart like pulled pork. What I am striving for in the end result is a sliceable piece of meat that is easy enough for an old man to bite without having to grind it. The flavor of the meat is distinct due to the seasonings and complex to the point that no one spice dominates the tongue. The sauce has a uniqueness of its own that neither dominates the meat nor hides the spice bend but compliments both. The end result being that both the meat and sauce are distict and good in their own right but when combined creates a magic flavor that can't be duplicated alone. With this lofty goal in mind lets see what we can create." Servings="1" Author="Elder Ward elderward@hotmail.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0277.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="raw Hawiian sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground Cumin seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="McCormick Chili powder (Chile en polvo oscuro)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cracked Black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Cayenne pepper fine ground" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Hungarian paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Thyme ground" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients in a blender and liquify in short burst until the color is uniform and all parts are about the same size. You will have to stop and shake it after every short burst because the fine stuff will settle to the bottom. What we are doing here is heating the spices just enough to bond them together without burning them.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>This changes the flavor by melding them together. Reserve ½ cup for use later in side dish but the rest of this is going on the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place the meat, flesh side up &amp; fat side down on top of a piece or two of wax paper. Do not rinse the meat or pat dry, what ever blood and water falls off when you pick it up is fine otherwise don't mess with it. Cover the flesh side with spice blend until you can't see the meat. Hold up the sides of the wax paper and coat the edges of the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Load up your cooker with BGE Lump or another good quality oak lump.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Start the fire dead center and on top of the lump with fire place starter.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When it is burning good build a little pile of lump over it so that it lights these larger pieces. When the starter has burned out and the flames are down then spread the piled up coals around the perimeter to have an even fire. Put a fist size chunk of Red Oak, Bark side down on the center fire and lay a equal size piece of hickory next to it.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place your grill on. Close the lid and let the dome get to 275*.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Get a V rack (horizontal turkey rack)with handles and flip that brisket over gentily so as not to lose the seasoning flesh side down. Now coat the fat side with the balance of the seasoning so it looks like you're cooking a seasoning cake not meat. Insert polder in largest part of meat half way in and place on the grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Close the lid and stablize the heat at 275* +/- 10*. Set the alarm to 202*. This took about 6-7 hours to cook an eleven pound brisket.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When the alarm goes off wrap the brisket in two layers of foil, two towels and pack it in an ice chest with the lid closed.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Finally, slice brisket from smallest end first at about a 30 to 40* angle.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Arrange 3 to 5 slices on a plate according to appetite and ladel enough sauce* over the meat to completely cover.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve with a scoop of Tanker Tim's beans** ala Elder Ward style. Rice*** is placed beside the other two dishes on the same plate and is used to clean up the sauce when finished eating the meat and beans. Serve with a good cup of black coffee or sweet ice tea and enjoy.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>*See sauce in sauce section.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>**my method of making Tanker Tim's BBQ beans in sides.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>***See Japanese Rice in sides.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Uncle Bill's Brisket" ID="738" CookbookChapterID="82" Comments="A favorite at EGGtoberfest98" Servings="1" Author="Robert Worsley robertworsley@oldkeywestsauces.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/beef/beef0071.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Beef brisket" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Uncle Bill's Old Key West Non Tomato Based Tangy Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Marinate overnight in plastic bag with Uncle Bill's Old Key West Non Tomato Based Tangy Sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook on Egg at 275 °, with pecan wood. Add chips to keep smoke on meat first 2 hours of cooking. Smoke flavor should be set by this time.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove meat and wrap meat in heavy foil, adding about 2 oz of non tomato based sauce/marinade.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Return meat to Egg, close tightly, and cook until meat feels tender by pressing it through the foil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove from Egg and remove the foil. With practice you will know when to unfoil (approximately 45 minutes to an hour). When you unfoil be careful of hot juices.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Return meat to the Egg and baste with a mixture of ½ tomato based sweet BBQ sauce and ½ non tomato sauce/marinade and continue cooking about 30 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove meat from Egg, let cool, then slice across the grain.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add Uncle Bill's Tomato based BBQ sauce (mild or medium hot).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>BBQ gets better if it sets overnight.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Carmelized Onion Burgers Toasted Buns" ID="499" CookbookChapterID="85" Servings="1" Author="JIM SUBLETT alerg@mindspring.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0275.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="oz" Ingredient="lean ground beef" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="medium onions" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="worchestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="salt &amp; pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="need medium cast iron skillet" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pat out burgers using about 8 oz. lean ground beef for each.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Marinate with Worchestershire Sauce and allow to stand at room temperature while starting the fire and preparing the onions.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Slice the onions and place in a medium cast iron skillet.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add salt and pepper and olive oil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When temperature in BGE reaches 750 degrees place the burgers on the grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook with top and bottom vents open for 3 minutes and flip.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place the skillet with the onions on the grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Close both the bottom and top vents and cook the burgers and onions for about 15 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Temperature will drop to about 350 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Carefully open the BGE and stir the onions after about 7 to 8 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>After 15 minutes, place the top of the buns on the burgers and the bottoms, directly on the grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Stir the onions again.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Wait about 2 minutes and remove the burgers with the buns.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Coat the top of the burger with coarse grain mustard and then add the carmalized onions.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Enjoy!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Cola Burgers" ID="510" CookbookChapterID="85" Comments="This is an interesting (and quite tasty) burger recipe that uses Coke or Pepsi and Western salad dressing. Please note that the original recipe calls for French dressing, but because of world events I suggest forgoing the French and Russian in lieu of Western dressing......." Servings="1" Author="lo n' slo jeff@jeffirishphoto.com" Source="Melva Baumer &amp; Down Home Cooking" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0303.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Egg" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="½" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Pepsi or Coke DIVIDED (Do not use diet cola)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="½" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Crushed Saltines (approx. 15 crackers)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="TBS" Ingredient="Western salad dressing DIVIDED (or French or Russian)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="TBS" Ingredient="Grated Parmesan cheese" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="¼" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 ½" Unit="LB" Ingredient="Ground Beef" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a bowl, combine the egg, ¼ cup cola, cracker crumbs, 2 TBS. dressing, Parmesan cheese and salt. Add beef and mix well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a bowl, combine the remaining cola and salad dressing and set aside.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Form meat mixture into ¾&amp;quot; thick patties (the mixture will be moist)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook meat direct at 500F. for 2 minutes per side. Reduce temp to 300-350F. baste with the reserved cola/dressing mixture. Continue to flip/baste meat until cooked to desired temp.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Dad's Delicious Big Green Burgers" ID="516" CookbookChapterID="85" Comments="An incredibly juicey cheeseburger with a nice smoked flavor. The EGG keeps the juices in the burger instead of on the bottom of the grill." Servings="1" Author="Roger in Charleston rmyoungsr@aol.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/beef/beef0031.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="ground beef or chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="worchestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="McCormack's Montreal Steak Seasoning" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="sliced cheese (American or chedder)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Make thick burgers about ½ lb each using ground beef or chuck. Don't go lean here unless the doc orders.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Marinate for ½ hour in worchestershire sauce with McCormick's Montreal Steak Seasoning liberally applied.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fire the EGG to around 700 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place burgers on sizzling hot grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Close lid but leave off cap and daisywheel at this point.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook for 3 minutes. Open grill and flip burgers.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place cheese on if desired at this point.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Close lid and put the daisywheel or cap back on. Close daisywheel and bottom slide now. Let cook for 15 minutes. Temp will fall to 350-400 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Open slide and daisywheel and raise lid about ½ inch to avoid flame-up.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove and eat the juiciest burgers imaginable. They will be cooked medium-rare to medium following these directions and depending on the thickness of the burger.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Killer beef n' sausage pepper jack burgers" ID="592" CookbookChapterID="85" Comments="This is a great burger for those tired of the same old and ready to spice thing up a bit." Servings="1" Author="T-Bone" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0244.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Super lean ground beef - a ground chuck is nice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Owens country sausage - use either regular or hot depends on your taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="dash" Ingredient="White pepper - balck is fine as well" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="Salt to taste - go easy the sausage has plenty" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Pepper Jack cheese - slices" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Your favorite hamburger bun" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Stadium mustard if you can get it - THE BEST EVER!!!!" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pretty simple really - mix sausage and ground beef together - mix well but handle as little as possible - makes patties easier to form and the texture of the burgers comes out a little nicer. Sprinkle with any additional spices..</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Divide into patties to your liking -thinner patties work well, they cook through easier which is important when using pork - don't worry they will not dry out.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place patties on BGE over high heat - cover to help seal in juices, turn after 3-4 min, cover with one slice of pepper jack cheese, cook an additional 2-3 or until cooked through. After burgers are turned you can toast a bun with an extra slice of american cheese if you are really wanting to push the envelope.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If you must put something on these burgers use a slather of stadium mustard. No veggies allowed!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>first time do not add any extra seasoning - there is plenty in the pork, after you taste one, come back and experiment with a little extra pepper or salt or even a touch of basil or sage. You can also change up the ratio of beef to sausage, just a touch of sausage goes a long way to spice up and moisten hamburger meat - it also allows you to grind leaner cuts of meat(Venison or elk anyone?) which give the burgers nice flavors and textures. - EXPERIMENT.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Always have an extra patty on the grill to cut in half to make sure burgers are done - if they are, eat that patty before going in!!! Throw the dog a bite he loves you the most anyway.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve with a spicy/sweet batch of baked beans - lots of great recipies already here and a nice cold beer to wash down the jalapeno in the cheese.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Michael burgers (as named by my kids!)" ID="8203" CookbookChapterID="85" Comments="Juicy burgers with a combination of sweet and hot flavor." Source="Submitted by: michael weingarten cthewrld_6@hotmail.com" WebPage="http://www.biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0405.htm" CreateDate="09/11/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="lean ground beef" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="unflavored ground bread crumbs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="honey mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="10-15" Unit="dash" Ingredient="your favorite hot sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>mix all of the ingredients together in a large bowl and then form into patties. I usually make 3 patties from each pound of beef used.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>pre-heat your egg to around 700 degrees and then let it cool down to a cooking temperature of around 500-550 degrees. Place the burgers on the grill and cook away! Only flip the burgers once. I cook mine to medium rare or around 145 degrees. Now enjoy!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Pepper Encrusted Burgers" ID="645" CookbookChapterID="85" Comments="Hamburgers made with a peppery crust." Servings="1" Author="Jim Slotterback jslot@charleston.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/beef/beef0049.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Ground Chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Garlic Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Coarse Ground Black Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Form ground chuck into ¾ pound patties by hand.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Coat liberally with garlic salt on both sides. Completely coat each side with coarse ground black pepper, pressing the pepper into the surface of the meat with the palm of your hand.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grill over high heat (I bring egg temp to 750° and then cook burgers with lid open) until they are done as you like 'em.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Top with your favorite burger toppings. Bleu cheese dressing, or the cheese itself, really sets off the flavor of these burgers. The taste is not hot as you would think it might be. It is more of a pepper flavoring than heat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Andria's Meatloaf" ID="461" CookbookChapterID="58" Comments="A nice, moist and tangy meatloaf" Servings="1" Author="Jim Wimer jwimer@dycon.com" Source="Andria's Restaurant, O'Fallon, IL" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0282.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="" Ingredient="Slices bread, cut into cubes" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Milk" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="Eggs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worcestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Ground Chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Chopped fresh parsley" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Ground Pork" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Andria's Steak Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Onion, finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cayenne Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Celery, finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Catsup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Soak bread cubes in milk; add eggs and beat with fork.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add to ground meats in a large bowl. Add remaining ingredients except catsup and mix just until combined (overmixing will make the loaf dense).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Line a 5&amp;quot; by 9&amp;quot; loaf pan with plastic wrap.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Transfer the meat mixture to the prepared pan and level the top.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for a few hours and up to 2 days to meld the flavors.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove the plastic wrap from the top.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Invert the loaf pan onto a disposable aluminum pan big enough to allow 2 to 3 inches clearance on the sides of the meatloaf.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove the plastic wrap that lined the loaf pan. Top with catsup if desired. Bring the Egg to 350 degrees (using wood chips if desired).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bake in the Egg for about 1 ½ hours or until the internal temperature reaches 160 degrees. Remove, tent with foil and let rest for 15 minutes before slicing. (The pan drippings can be used for gravy.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>The original recipe does not include the cayenne. I did not use the catsup at Eggtoberfest.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Andria's Steak Sauce can be obtained at www.andrias.com for $3.50 a jar, $35.00 for a case of 12. Their salad dressing is excellent as well, particularly on spinach salads.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Another Good Meatloaf" ID="462" CookbookChapterID="58" Comments="Beef &amp; sausage meatloaf with green pepper &amp; &#xA;sweeet/sour topping" Servings="1" Author="Lee2 cookinlee@webtv.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0158.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="ground chuck or ground round" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="whole hog sausage" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Jack Daniels Old #7 Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="large onion, chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="sleeve saltines, finely crushed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="large green pepper, seeded &amp; chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="salt to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="large eggs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="pepper to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="oz" Ingredient="evaporated milk" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="thyme, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Dijon mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="oregano, dried" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="brown sugar, enough to make a paste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="buttermilk ranch salad dressing" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients except the last three. Form into a loaf and place in a baking pan or on a broiler rack.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Thirty minutes before the meatloaf is done mix the last three ingredients and spread over the top of the meatloaf. Continue baking until the meatloaf is done.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat the BGE to 350°. Bake meatloaf in the Egg for approximately 1 hour.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Cilantor, garlic, cumin crusted filet" ID="7685" CookbookChapterID="58" Author="Bobby Flay" Source="Submitted by: Uncle Sid sidmasi@hotmail.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0388.htm" CreateDate="05/24/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="8-oz" Ingredient="filets" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fresh lime juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh cilantro" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="dash" Ingredient="fresh ground pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>combine ingrediants in a food processor and blend. rub on both sides of meat I cooked 4 filets yesterday with this amount. let sit in fridge either over night.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>fire up egg to 500-550. pour kosher salt liberally over top side of filet. (I just do one side.) cook 4 ½ to 5 minutes on each side for rare/medium rare. (I used pretty thick 8 oz filets) This is a bold but flavorful and enjoyable Flay recipe. It's a crowd pleaser. Enjoy!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Let your meat get a good seer and don't mess with it too much. Presentation is key.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Cinco De Mayo Fajitas" ID="507" CookbookChapterID="58" Comments="This recipe turned out better than expected. It is a nice way to feed quite a few people while keeping the cost down. Less than one pond of beef feed four hungry adults with leftovers. I did offer chicken and rice as well, that helped stretch the beef. The texture of the beef was chewy but not tuff. I used Mesquite Lump to cook the meat. I used Jose Cuervo Gold Tequila in this recipe. I also used fresh ground Tellichary Pepper and only a pinch of Kosher Salt." Servings="1" Author="RhumAndJerk FrenchiePKT@Yahoo.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0155.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Skirt Steak, about 2/3 of a pound" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Fresh Lime, juiced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Garlic, crushed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Fresh Jalapeno, chopped with seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="" Ingredient="sprigs Fresh Cilantro, chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Tequila" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Fresh Ground Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>With a meat-tenderizing hammer, pound the steak some.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients in a zip-loc bag.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Marinade overnight.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat the BGE to about 700.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grill the steak for about 2 minutes per side and let them dwell for two minutes more.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When the steak is done, cut across the grain with an angled diagonal cut. This will help decrease the chewyness of the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve with you favorite tortillas and toppings.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Some ideas for toppings are:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Rice</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fresh Tomatoes</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fresh chopped Onions (Both Green and Yellow or Red)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fresh Chopped Chiles</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fresh Lime Slices</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cheese</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sour Cream</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fresh Chopped Cilantro</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Your favorite Salsa</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Notice the emphasis is on Fresh.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="D'man's Beef Jerkey" ID="518" CookbookChapterID="58" Servings="1" Author="D'man damon@metz.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0124.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2 to 5" Unit="LB" Ingredient="Top or Bottom Round, Flank Steak or London Broil." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If you have a nice butcher, ask him (or her) to slice it thin (¼-3/16-inch thick, my butcher slices large, thin pieces!) If you slice it yourself, trim away all fat then partially freeze until firm. Then slice pieces of desired thickness (thicker pieces yield &amp;quot;meatier&amp;quot; jerky.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cover strips with &amp;quot;HI MOUNTAIN JERKY SEASONING&amp;quot; (www.himtnjerky.com) following instructions and let cure for at lease 4 hours or over night. (I doctored up the seasoning with whatever I found in the cabinet! I also use fresh garlic.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cooking/smoking on a grid of some type yields the best results. I used an aluminum mesh that looked like a &amp;quot;gutter guard&amp;quot;.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fire-up the Egg and let temp become steady at 200 - 250 degrees. Soaked wood chips really add flavor!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Smoke cured jerky at low and slow temp. After about 10-15 minutes, check and flip. Continue smoking for another 10+ minutes or so. Egg temp and meat thickness will greatly affect cooking times, as will your personal taste (meaty vs. drier).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Eggfest Meat Loaf" ID="528" CookbookChapterID="58" Comments="Not for the cholesterol-conscious. This is good cold too." Servings="1" Author="Cat celoup@ix.netcom.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0146.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="ground chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Worcestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="ground pork" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dijon mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="ground veal" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="shredded mild cheese (I mix Colby cheddar &amp; Monterey jack)**" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="10" Unit="oz" Ingredient="andouille sausage, coarsely chopped*" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="*Three Aidells sausages. Subsitute any cooked sausage; chop in food processor." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="large egg yolks" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="diced yellow onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="minced fresh parsley" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="large garlic cloves, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground chipotle" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="diced red pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="olive oil (or bacon grease)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="salt &amp; fresh ground pepper to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="sour cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Saute onion &amp; garlic in olive oil until lightly browned; add red pepper &amp; saute until soft. Season with salt &amp; pepper. Cool.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix cooked vegetables with other ingredients. Pack into a 9x5x3&amp;quot; loaf pan lined with foil or plastic wrap. Chill for several hours.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Turn loaf out onto a shallow pan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat Egg to 200 dome. Add a few chunks smoking wood (I like red oak) if desired. Put meat loaf on the fire &amp; gradually increase dome temp to 300 over 20 minutes or so.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook until the loaf's internal temperature is 150. This takes an hour to an hour and a half.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Let rest for 20 minutes before slicing.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve with Jimsberry finishing sauce (see recipe section) if desired.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>**Thanks for the suggestion, Spin!</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Korean Beef Ribs (bulgoki)" ID="593" CookbookChapterID="58" Servings="1" Author="Chris Capell (Nature Boy) capell@erols.com" Source="Mike Cummings" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0065.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="10" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Korean Style Beef Ribs (cut across the bone, approx. 3/8" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="bunches of green onions" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sesame seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="?? Sesame oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="?? Soy Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Find Korean Style beef ribs. They are beef ribs cut accross the bones. Approx. 3/8&amp;quot; thick. Most korean markets carry them. When my brother-in-law was in town we found them at the Military Base Commissary. Local grocery stores didn't seem to want to cut them that thin. They said that style of ribs is cut on a multi-blade band saw.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Roast sesame seeds, or cook up in pan until golden and fragrant.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Crush sesame seeds slightly (I use mortar &amp; pestal)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Chop green onions</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Lay one layer of ribs in casserole dish. (or any big pot that will hold all the ribs)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sprinkle liberally sesame oil and soy sauce on ribs (I know oil and water don't mix, but it works fine!)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sprinkle green onions and crushed sesame seeds on ribs.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Start another layer of ribs on top, and repeat with oil, seeds, soy, onions.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When you are out of ribs, let stand a few hours.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Transfer to another container by taking top layer of ribs and laying on bottom. Relayer all ribs in new container in new &amp;quot;stacking order&amp;quot;</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Dump remaining marinade from original container over top.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Let stand another hour or five.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Ready to cook!!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fire up the egg.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If you like them crusty, cook like a steak.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sear hot (700-750) for a minute or two on a side, then close up egg drafts and cook a few more minutes depending on you liking.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>They are pretty thin so they cook fast.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If you like them less crusty, sear very quickly, then close up drafts and cook 10 or 15 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>As you can see, everything is kind of loose here!! But they always taste good.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve with asian wet sticky rice and a vinegarette type of salad, with lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simple and good.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Mexican Meatloaf" ID="611" CookbookChapterID="58" Comments="A simple and delicious recipe adapted especially for the EGG." Servings="1" Author="SpiceCooks" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/beef/beef0110.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Ground Chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Salsa" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Spicy Seasoning Mix" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Chopped Green Bell Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Chopped Onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Crushed Tortilla Chips" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Egg, Slightly beaten" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Shredded Mexican Cheese" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients in a large bowl. Mix until thoroughly combined.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Spray broiler pan rack with Pam. Line tray with aluminum foil. Place meatloaf on broiler pan rack and let sit at room temperature for one hour.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Preheat BGE to 350°. Using the indirect method of cooking with firebricks, place the meatloaf on the firebricks. Insert polder and set temperature to 160°. Cook until polder alarms.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove from EGG and let rest for 30 minutes before slicing.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Excellent when served with jalalpeno corn casserole from the forum recipe section.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Miracle Meatloaf" ID="617" CookbookChapterID="58" Servings="1" Author="George GNightingale@webtv.net" Source="Char-Crust newsletter" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0166.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Chopped Onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Thick BBQ Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Chopped Bell Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Sour Cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Garlic, minced fine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worcestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Char Crust Smoky Spicy Soutwest" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Egg" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Ground Meat and/or Poultry" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Milk" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Plain Bread Crumbs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Preheat oven to 350 deg. Saute onion, bell pepper, and garlic until just softened.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Stir in the Char Crust seasoning and saute for another minute or two.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove from heat and place in large mixing bowl with meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add all of the other ingredients and mix well with hands. Do not over-mix. Meat should be very moist. If too wet and sloppy, add a little more bread crumbs. If too dry, add a little more milk.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mound into loaf pan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bake uncovered for 40 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Raise oven temp to 400 deg and bake for another 20 or 30 min.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>OPTION: Use to stuff bell peppers. Bake for 35 minutes at 350 deg, then 15 at 400 deg.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>&amp;quot;Our favorite is 50/50 beef/pork, or you can use beef/turkey (from newsletter).&amp;quot;</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="nikkig and Boccie's Meatloaf" ID="635" CookbookChapterID="58" Comments="If you have trouble finding a meatloaf you like you may be interested in this recipe. It is a beef and sausage based recipe without using oats." Servings="1" Author="Submitted by: nikkig and Boccie ilgdu@yahoo.com &lt;mailto:ilgdu@yahoo.com&gt;" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0311.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Ground Chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Fresh Pork Sausage" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="" Ingredient="Sleeves of Saltine Crackers" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="medium sized onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Salsa - we use Pace Chunky Medium style" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="mustard - heaping tablespoons" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="garlic - heaping teaspoons" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="eggs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="dash" Ingredient="salt and pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Plantation Pork Sausage Seasoning." Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="The ketchup and mustard mix for topping is a 2 part ketchup and 1 part mustard." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Crush the 1 ½ sleeves of Saltine crackers fine.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place on the broiler pan, or fish and veggie grid... one that has holes that will allow grease to drain down. Meatloaf should be about 2&amp;quot; thick all over.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Top with ketchup and mustard mix to taste. You can top with bacon bits for added flavoring.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook for 350°F for approx one hour.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When doing on the egg, place rack over a drip pan directly on lower grid. No need for a raised grid or firebricks.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I usually mix my own sausage using 1 ½ pounds of fresh ground pork, and 1 ½ Tablespoons of Legg's Old</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="QBabe's Cherry Smoked Meatloaf" ID="7496" CookbookChapterID="58" Comments="One of my favorite things on the egg!" Source="QBabe" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0345.htm" CreateDate="07/20/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="ground beef" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="ground pork" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="italian bread crumbs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="milk" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove garlic, crushed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="egg" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="small onion, chopped (about 1/4 cup)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Worchestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="freshly ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="sage" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Dizzy Pig Cowlick Steak Rub" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ketchup, for brushing" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Preheat cooker to 350° with indirect setup.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add cherry wood (I use several large chunks).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients together in a bowl.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Shape mixture into a loaf and put into an ungreased loaf pan, 9x5x3 inches.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Brush top with ketchup and sprinkle with more Cowlick Rub.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Once cooker is stable, place meatloaf into egg and cook for 1.5 hours until done.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When meatloaf is done, remove from loaf pan and let sit for 5 minutes before serving.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve with QBabe's Goat Cheese Mashed Potatoes...</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeReviews><RecipeReview Rating="4" Reviewer="DLR" ReviewDate="04/13/05">Very Good.</RecipeReview></RecipeReviews></Recipe><Recipe Name="River City Beef Jerky" ID="667" CookbookChapterID="58" Comments="Philosophy: Experiment... Measure nothing... Season until it tastes good!&#xA;The Marinade: Make enough to cover the meat&#xA;" Servings="1" Author="Gfw Gfw@yyyz.com" Source="From a friend named Ken" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0101.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Soy sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Brown sugar - keep adding and tasting until it's sweet" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dark molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Onion Powder - or to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Garlic powder - or to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Black pepper - or to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Dried Chilies - (arbol or cayenne) don't use hot sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all of the ingredients. Marinade the beef (4-5 lbs sliced thin) at least 1 hour -- there is no over doing it. I typically do it (12 hours) overnight. I use a 2 gallon plastic zip lock type bag.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Smoke over low heat (dome temperature 160 to 180 degrees) until desired texture. It may take 12 or more hours. Turn it every couple of hours. A lot of work for something that doesn't last very long -- not because it won't keep, but it tastes so good!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Big Nat's Prime Rib Roast" ID="7379" CookbookChapterID="91" Comments="Prime Rib cooked the way it should be. On a Egg!!" Author="Submitted by: Nat Hooker nhooker@midsouth.rr.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0330.htm" CreateDate="01/28/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Fine ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Garlic Powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Cavender's Greek Seasoning" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Dried Rosemary (fresh if you have it) no matter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Season Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Olive Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>While meat is still refrig. cold, coat with olive oil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cover the entire outside of the meat with the spices listed. In order, garlic powder, blk pepper, cavender's, season salt(light coat) then rosemary.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Meat should now be brought to room temp.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>NEVER PUT COLD MEAT ON THE FIRE!!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bring egg temp to 600-700 degrees. (open bottom vent all the way, and remove the daisy wheel all together) A V-shaped roasting rack is desired for a more even cooking.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook meat approx 20 min at high heat. This will lightly sear the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Now place daisy wheel on top and close bottom vent leaving ½ inch opening. Slightly open daisy wheel. Bring temp down to 350. This will take some time, no problem.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When meat reaches 130 degrees at the center it's bright pink med rare. This will take approx. 1 hour for a 4lb. roast. The bigger the roast the longer it takes. Allow 15 min of cooking per pound.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>A meat thermometer (stick and stay) is a HUGE help. Takes the guess work out of meats cooked level. Remember it will continue to cook after you pull it from the fire.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Slice meat at your desired thickness and sprinkle with fresh ground pepper if desired.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Lastly, sit, eat, HOLD ON.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Cousin Perry's Prime Rib" ID="514" CookbookChapterID="91" Servings="1" Author="Submitted by: O.D. Cullen culleneq@dlcga.com &lt;mailto:culleneq@dlcga.com&gt;" Source="From: Perry Williamson" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0313.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Boneless Prime Rib" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Garlic salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="bay leaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put garlic salt, and black pepper on the meat and then place the meat on v-rack.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Then load the top part of meat with kosher salt. It will look like a snow top.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Then place 4 or 5 bay leaves on top.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I then place on a cookie pan on the green egg .</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook @ 325+- degrees for about 3 hrs.until doneness desired.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I use a polder meat thermometer till middle is 175 degrees.Inside is well done and end pieces are just right.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Eggtoberfest 99 Tri-Tip" ID="532" CookbookChapterID="91" Servings="1" Author="Grillin' Bill bwelborn@roanoke.infi.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/beef/beef0082.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="12" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Kraft Zesty Italian Dressing" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Balsamic Vinaigrette Marinade (Peter's)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Crazy Jane's Mixed-Up Seasoning" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Garlic Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Coarse Ground Black Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Montreal Steak Seasoning" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="Cayenne Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4-5" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Cheap Yellow Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place Tri-Tip in Ziploc Bag with Italian Dressing and Balsamic Marinade for 24 hours (I do this 36 hours before cooking)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Take out after 24 hours and pat dry with paper towel.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all dry ingredients in a bowl to make a rub. Rub Tri-Tip all over with rub. Generously rub into meat, if you don't have enough just mix some more up.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Then cover Tri-Tip generously in mustard.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Wrap in plastic wrap for 12-24 hours. Store in refrigerator.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Take out of refrigerator 1 hour before you plan to put on grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bring temperature of BGE to 450-500 degrees. Put handful of your favorite soaked chips on fire. I like apple and pecan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>With lid up, sear lean side for 4-6 minutes. Turn over so fat side is down, sear this side for 4-6 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>With lid down then cook fat side down for about 30 minutes, with temperature between 350-450 degrees. When jucies form on top flip so lean side is down and cook until internal temp of Tri-Tip is about 135 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Let rest a few minutes. Slice thin on the diagonal against the grain starting with small tip of triangle.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>It tasts best to serve warm, so timing can be important. Leftovers are great for sandwiches.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Green Egg Roast Prime Rib" ID="7697" CookbookChapterID="91" Comments="If ever a piece of cooking equipment makes a difference in the quality of the final product it is the Green Egg, a space age high tech ceramic smoker/grill designed along the lines of a centuries old oriental brick/clay oven. It works like a wonder with a huge margin of error, especially for fish which normally if over cooked will be dry and crusty. Not so with the Green Egg, where even with a doubling of the normal cooking time, the fish remains moist and succulent. Although excellent on most any covered grill or kitchen oven, the Green Egg prepared prime rib roast with garlic herb rub is as good a beef entrée as you will ever enjoy – truly exquisite and amazingly simple." Source="Submitted by: W. Scott Newbern wsnewbern@msn.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0390.htm" CreateDate="06/06/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6-8" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Prime Rib Roast of Beef (3 to 4 ribs any less and no leftovers)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="red wine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Moist Garlic Herb Rub" Heading="N" LinkType="Recipe" RecipeID="7698" RecipeName="Green Egg Roast Prime Rib Rub" MeasureQuantity="1.0000"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Creole Spice" Heading="N" LinkType="Recipe" RecipeID="7699" RecipeName="Green Egg Roast Prime Rib Creole Spice" MeasureQuantity="1.0000"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Yorkshire Pudding" Heading="N" LinkType="Recipe" RecipeID="7700" RecipeName="Green Egg Roast Prime Rib - Yorkshire Pudding" MeasureQuantity="1.0000"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Rub roast all over with Moist Garlic Herb Rub, cover with plastic wrap or large plastic baggie and let refrigerate at least four hours or overnight for a stronger flavor. Soak wood chunks in water for at least 1 hour. Before making fire, remove rib roast from refrigerator to allow it to come to room temperature.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Prepare fire as directed for grill. Adjust dampers to set grill temperature to between 250° to 300°. Add wood chunks. Remove roast from refrigerator and set rib side down V rack over a disposable roasting pan. Pour 1 cup red wine into roasting pan and place on grill grate. Cover and cook for one hour. Add more wood chunks and turn roasting pan to insure even cooking. Cooking time will vary depending on desired doneness and grill. Slow cooking will insure an even doneness throughout. Allow about 25 - 28 minutes per pound for rare to medium rare. For medium rare remove roast from grill when internal temperature reaches 130° in thickest part. Place on slicing board, cover with foil, and allow to rest for at least 15 minutes or longer if preparing Yorkshire pudding. Roast will continue cooking while resting. Slice thickly and serve with horseradish sauce and Yorkshire pudding</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Try with tenderloin (shorter cooking time) and sauce bernaise</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Herbed Prime Rib" ID="562" CookbookChapterID="91" Comments="This is the first thing I ever cooked on my BGE, and I have yet to find anything that even comes close to catching it. I know it's a bit unorthodox, but the apple wood is crucial to this taste. I've tried others (hickory, mequite), but the result (though good) isn't the same." Servings="1" Author="Tove Hoff Bormes skinny46@abe.midco.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0269.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh basil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh oregano" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh parsley" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh rosemary" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fresh thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="extra virgin olive oil (can sub veg oil - don't use regular olive oil)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="fresh-ground black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="10-14" Unit="lb" Ingredient="prime rib roast (bone-in or out)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>For the paste:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>combine first eight ingredients and mix well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>lightly score the top of the roast, and press chopped garlic into the top and sides of the roast. (If you plan to eat this with other people, I highly recommend wearing rubber gloves when you do this part!!) Spread the paste over the roast, and let roast set at room temperature about an hour (while you prepare the fire will do)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If using smaller chips, soak apple wood chips first, then add to fire. Maintain dome temp at 275-300 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Roast takes approximately 3 ½ - 4 hours to cook at this temp. (Cook to 135 for medium rare. )</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Allow roast to rest for a few minutes before cutting</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I serve this with grilled asparagus and whole muchrooms - which take about 5-7minutes on the BGE, at 350-400 degrees. MAN, is this good!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Pot Roast" ID="656" CookbookChapterID="91" Servings="1" Author="Peggy K Bethune  PEGATHO@AOL.COM" Source="My deceased Mother" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0267.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="9" Unit="lb" Ingredient="roast sirloin tip" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="flour" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="potatoes" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="can carrots or bag of small carrots" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Franco-American gravy" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook at 400°F for twenty minutes per pound.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Flour roast and brown in oil. May have to add additional oil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook onions until tender. Add flour and briown flour in oil..</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put roast back, add 1 cup of water.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>After one hour, add potatoes, carrots, can of Franco-American gravy and one cup of water. Continue to cook.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Watch to make sure it does not stick.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>This is my mother's recipe.  She was a real Southern lady.  This is delicious!</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Rock Salt Prime Rib" ID="7610" CookbookChapterID="91" Comments="Juicy Rib Roast." Source="Submitted by: Brian Green - Hoover Alabama bpgreen@bellsouth.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0370.htm" CreateDate="12/29/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Bone in Rib Roast" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2-3" Unit="" Ingredient="Box Rock salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Box Foil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Deep disposable foil turkey pan" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Wash roast with water.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Set temp to 300 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bone in Rib Roast. Any size will do. In a large disposable pan, such as a pan to cook a turkey in. Line the pan with foil, enough to cover the top of the roast loosely. Rinse off the roast with water and place in the pan. Pour in enough rock salt to cover the entire roast. Cover the roast with the foil and cook at 300 degrees until it reaches 160 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When finished, the rock salt will have fused together and created a shell around the roast. Break off with a small hammer and dispose of salt. It's ready to carve.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Spinach Stuffed Beef Tenderloin" ID="712" CookbookChapterID="91" Servings="1" Author="SloMo" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0138.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Beef Tenderloin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Minced Garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Mushrooms - chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Fennel Seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Shreeded Swiss Cheese" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cracked Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Egg Beaten" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Salt (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Fennel Seeds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="SageLeaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Spinach" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Spinach Stuffing</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Discard tough leaves and stems from one pound of spinach. Rinse leaves, drain briefly and place in wide frying pan. Cover and cook over medium heat just till spinach is wilted, 2-3 minutes. Remove from heat, let cool and coarsely chop.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Melt 2 tablespoons of butter in frying pan over medium-high heat, add ½ pound chopped mushrooms, cook stirring occasionally, until mushrooms are soft and all liquid has evaporated.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a large bowl mix mushrooms, chopped spinach, 2 cups shredded cheese, 1 egg beaten, 1 teaspoon fennel seeds, and 1 teaspoon sage leaves. Salt and pepper to taste.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Rub</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a cup or bowl mix 2 tablespoons minced garlic, 3 teaspoons fennel seeds, 3 teasspoons cracked pepper and 3 teaspoons salt.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Have your butcher trim and cut a pocket in a whole beef tenderloin. Also get 6-8 feet of butcher's twine.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place the spinach stuffing in the pocket cut in the beef tenderloin. Use the butcher's twine to tie or sew the pocket closed with ½ inch stiches. Pat rub mixture all over tenderloin.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook at 200*-220* over plate setter with drip pan ½ filled with beer (wine, water, etc. may be used). Note use two (2) polders in tenderloin, one in thick end and one in the tail or thin end. The tail end will be well done for those that like it well and the thick end will be medium-rare. Estimated time 4-5 hours at 200*.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>The drippings can be mixed with wine, beef broth or both, cooked down for a very nice sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Stuffed Tenderloin" ID="719" CookbookChapterID="91" Comments="Beef Tenderlion with a bread and mushroom stuffing." Servings="1" Author="Big Daddy grgerman@rochester.rr.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0246.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="12" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Beef Tenderlion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Cooked Chopped Onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Chopped Celery" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Soft Bread Crumbs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="Sliced Mushrooms" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Strips of Bacon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Split the Tenderloin lengthwise.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all the ingredients in a bowl (note:the onions are cooked).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Spread the mixture over ½ of the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Lay other half of meat on top.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Salt and pepper to taste.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Lay 3 strips of Bacon on top of the roast.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Tie off roast every inch or so with Butchers twine.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Preheat the Egg to 325.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook indirect with Bacon up (will take about 1 hour for med. rare).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Monitour the temperature with a Polder, etc. (keep dome closed).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove when internal temperature is about 5 degrees below desired doneness.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Allow to sit 10-15 minutes before serving.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Slice as you go, do not slice before ready to serve.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If cooked to a little less than desired doneness (rare instead of medium rare. etc.), you can eat in from both ends and reheat the middle a couple of days later.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Also makes great leftover sandwiches.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>Absolutely delicious!</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Tex-Mex Tri-tip" ID="726" CookbookChapterID="91" Comments="Tri-tip is lean, tasty, tender and takes well to smoke (sugar maple, mesquite, hickory...). Leftovers make great sandwiches." Servings="1" Author="Cathy Loup celoup@ix.netcom.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/beef/beef0032.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="tri-tip (small triangular cut from the bottom sirloin), well-trimmed of fat" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="turbinado sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="garlic powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="chili powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="sweet paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground chipotle, or less to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dried oregano, preferably Mexican" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="French's mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix salt, sugar and spices.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Coat tri-tip lightly with mustard, then generously with the rub.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Either wrap and refrigerate for several hours or cook immediately.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Roast at a grill temperature of 240 (about 270 dome), without a drip pan. A 2&amp;quot; thick tri-tip will take roughly one hour to reach an internal temperature of 135-140 (medium rare); flip the top side toward the coals halfway through.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>After taking it off the fire, let the meat rest 15 minutes before slicing across the grain.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Quick Grilled Flank Steak" ID="662" CookbookChapterID="103" Comments="You've tried the traditional steak. This is a quick and easy way to grill Flank Steak." Servings="1" Author="E. Pien Teslamania@aol.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0105.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.25" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Flank Steak" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Marinate the flank steak if you wish, in your favorite marinade - but it is not necessary. Flank steak may be brought to room temperature or taken directly from the refrigerator. Coat with your favorite rub. Char Crust works well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bring your Egg up to 500 degrees. Then grill on the Egg like you would for a traditional steak - at high temperature. Sear on one side for two minutes, flip and sear on the other side for two minutes. Shut your vents top and bottom, and let the steak sit for two or three more minutes, until done the way you prefer your steak - I like mine medium to medium rare. &amp;quot;Burp&amp;quot; your Egg carefully, and remove and let it rest for 10 minutes. Carefully, slice the flank steak in thin strips across the grain, and enjoy!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeReviews><RecipeReview Rating="4" Reviewer="Molly Berger" ReviewDate="10/27/04">Tried the Quick Grilled Flank Steak last night and it works like a charm.  Yum!</RecipeReview></RecipeReviews></Recipe><Recipe Name="Scott's Infamous Mustard Rubbed Steak" ID="682" CookbookChapterID="103" Servings="1" Author="Scott Frazee frazees@customersvc.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/beef/scott-mustard.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8-10 oz" Unit="" Ingredient="Filet Mignon (1.5&quot; thick)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="French's Yellow Mustard - do not use dijon mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="The Rub - Mix to taste:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="parts Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="parts Coarse Black Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="part Lemon Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Instructions</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Allow your steak to come to room temperature. Lather the steak with good old French's mustard (yes, mustard -- it does NOT make the meat taste mustardy, I swear ... do it because you trust me ;) Then, sprinkle on (lightly) some kosher/coarse salt on both sides of the steak. Follow this with a like amount of coarsely ground black pepper, and finish it off with lemon pepper. Your steak should look really yellow-y when you've rubbed it right. Again, no fear, most of this will be seared off/into the crust on the meat. Let the meat stand about 15 minutes out of the fridge before throwing it on the grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Soak some mesquite wood chunks (chunks - not chips) for at least 30 minutes before lighting the fire. Use mesquite or some other wood that has a strong smoke flavor. Be warned, pecan, fruit woods, etc. will not give the same &amp;quot;smoky&amp;quot; result (due to the short cooking time). Light the egg ... and keep your grate off. Bring the egg up to 700 - 750F. CAREFULLY open the egg and take the soaked wood and put directly on the biggest part of the flame. BE CAREFUL. Put your grate back on. Shut the lid. Your temp will probably drop to 300 (or less). Give it 5 - 10 minutes, watch it closely as it will rise quickly when it does start rising ... It will start smoking/belching white smoke. By the time it hits 700F again, it should be burning relatively clean. Throw your steak(s) on ... near the hottest part of the flame, but not directly over it.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Use the recommended cooking time of 3 minutes to a side, carefully monitoring the temp (keep it to about 700F). Both chimney and lower vent are completely open at this time. After 3 minutes, carefully, open the egg and flip the meat, putting it back near the hottest part of the flame, but not directly over it. DO NOT PIERCE THE STEAK WITH A FORK OF ANY KIND - use tongs to flip the steak. Cook it another 3 minutes. Now, you can flip it here ... or not, I choose not to anymore... After the second 3 minutes (6 minutes have elapsed, so far), close the bottom vent completely and then the top chimney. Let the meat cook for 3-4 more minutes (you can work with this last timeframe due to how you like your meat — I like mine medium - medium rare). Open the top chimney completely and then the lower vent completely. Watch the temp gauge closely and it *should* start to rise. If not, with an oven mitt on, open the egg about an inch for a couple of seconds to let in some oxygen and then shut it. Again, temp should start to go up. Your steak should be ready to come off the grill at this time. Total cooking time about 10 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Scott's Skillet Mustard Rubbed Steak" ID="683" CookbookChapterID="103" Servings="1" Author="Scott Frazee frazees@customersvc.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/beef/scott-mustard01.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8-10 oz" Unit="" Ingredient="Filet Mignon (1.5&quot; thick)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="French's Yellow Mustard - do not use dijon mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="The Rub (Mix to taste:)" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="parts Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="parts Coarse Black Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="part Lemon Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Instructions</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Allow your steak to come to room temperature. Lather the steak with good old French's mustard (yes, mustard -- it does NOT make the meat taste mustardy, I swear ... do it because you trust me ;) Then, sprinkle on (lightly) some kosher/coarse salt on both sides of the steak. Follow this with a like amount of coarsely ground black pepper, and finish it off with lemon pepper. Your steak should look really yellow-y when you've rubbed it right. Again, no fear, most of this will be seared off/into the crust on the meat. Let the meat stand about 15 minutes out of the fridge before throwing it on the grill.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Soak some mesquite wood chunks (chunks - not chips) for at least 30 minutes before lighting the fire. Use mesquite or some other wood that has a strong smoke flavor. Be warned, pecan, fruit woods, etc. will not give the same &amp;quot;smoky&amp;quot; result (due to the short cooking time). Light the egg ... and leave the grate off. Bring the egg up to only 500F. (Note that the temperature is significantly lower for this recipe). CAREFULLY open the egg and take the soaked wood and put directly on the biggest part of the flame. Put your grate back on. Center a cast iron (11&amp;quot;) griddle onto the egg's grate. Shut the lid. Your temp will probably drop to 300 (or less). Give it 5 - 10 minutes, watch it closely as it will rise quickly when it does start rising ... It will start smoking/belching white smoke. By the time it hits 500F again, it should be burning relatively clean.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Throw your steak onto the cast iron griddle. Cook at 500F for 4 minutes, flip. DO NOT PIERCE THE STEAK WITH A FORK OF ANY KIND - use tongs to flip the steak. Cook another 4 minutes. Shut chimney and vent. Cook additional 9-11 minutes (10 minutes seems to be medium). I only flip the steak that one time. When you are ready to open the egg, open the top chimney completely and then the lower vent completely. Watch the temp gauge closely and it *should* start to rise. If not, with an oven mitt on, open the egg about an inch for a couple of seconds to let in some oxygen and then shut it. Again, temp should start to go up. Take it off the egg and eat (and for those brain-dead enough to actually need that last instruction, please let me offer you some land I own...some say swamp, I prefer to think of it as potential lakefront property).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Leave the cast iron skillet in the egg until the egg cools down - otherwise, you run the risk of burning your oven mitts. The steak will have quite a bit of juice when cooked this way, albeit not as much as cooking the standard Infmaous Mustard Rubbed Steak at 700F.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>You will get a nice even searing of the meat without the charring coming from the direct heat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>SO .... BIG QUESTION Is it better than the original way? Yes and no (like I've never answered THAT way before) It does NOT have the intense woodsy flavor since it is not over the flame (which I do enjoy) ... HOWEVER, it is more evenly cooked due to better heat distribution, it does not burn (unless you forget about the damn thing and it cooks into shoe leather, in THAT case you should just pack up your egg and let me take it off your hands ... you, my friend, are dangerous) the sides, and it is easier to get a more consistent steak when cooking "many" steaks. I can get about 6 on my skillet (pressed in tight).</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Simple Steak" ID="7726" CookbookChapterID="103" Comments="A fast, simple steak procedure. Please note the ingredients quantities are for each steak. The cooking directions will leave you with a perfectly cooked medium rare steak. I don't know the times for steaks other than medium rare." Source="Submitted by: Nathan storagemonkey@swbell.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0398.htm" CreateDate="06/26/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Olive Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Kosher Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Freshly Ground Black Pepper (medium coarse)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>The real first step is to select the best cut of meat you can find. The steps below work best with a steak ¾ to one inch thick. Aside from that, the steps are as follows:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Spread the olive oil evenly over the entire steak - including the sides.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sprinkle the kosher salt on one side of the steak.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sprinkle the black pepper on one side of the steak.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Press the pepper firmly into the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Let the meat sit at room temperature while you prepare your Green Egg.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Get the Green Egg roaring - as hot as you can get it. If you've got a thermometer on your egg, Have the needle buried over 700 degrees.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Drop the meat on the roaring egg grill, close the lid, and leave all vents open for one minute.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Flip the meat and let it cook at roaring temperature for another minute on the other side.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>After the minute on side two of the beef, close all your vents totally, and let your beef cook for four minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Sprinters Aged and Marinated Tuscan Ribeye" ID="713" CookbookChapterID="103" Comments="I looked at and experimented with several Tuscan or Florentine Style Steak Recipes and kind of combined the best of all of them, and my own experience, to develop this recipe. True Tuscan/Florentine Steaks are made with Porterhouse Steaks, I think the Ribeye works just as well if not better but they need to be very thick. The variations on this theme are practically endless. Enjoy." Servings="1" Author="Troy Heitmeyer troy@cmacsoft.com" Source="Doc Chicken for the Olive Oil Marinade (Thanks Doc) - The Rest Is My Own" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0301.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="2 - 2 1/2 Inch Ribeye (boneless) - Aged and Marinated - see preparation below" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Olive Oil (total quantity)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Mixed Fresh Herbs (rosemary, thyme, sage, cilantro)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Fresh Coarse Ground Black and White Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Coarse Ground Sea Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Aged Steaks</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Wrap the unfrozen steaks in a clean cloth towel and put in the coldest section of the refrigerator.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Change the towel daily and turn the steaks over each day as well. Age as long as you feel is necessary. I've done 10 days but will try for more time in the future. Thinner steaks will not need as much time.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Olive Oil Marinade</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When the steaks are aged place them in a plastic bag and pour about ½ cup of the olive oil over them or enough to coat the steaks.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I add some of the fresh herbs and some fresh garlic at this point as well. Keep them in the refrigerator for 1-2 days. I've kept the steaks at this point for up to a week also.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove the steaks from the oil and liberally coat them with salt and pepper.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Preheat egg to HOT (600-700°F)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place steaks direct on grill for 5 minutes (times are for 2 ½ inch steaks)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Turn and grill another 5 minutes and remove</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>This will leave the center of the steak very pink if not actually cold depending on the thickness of the steaks, times will vary.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat oil on the stove until HOT, smoking but not scorched</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When the steaks are done and brought in, add the herbs to the hot oil for about a minute, don't burn them. Remove herbs from oil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>While the herbs are cooking cut the steak into ¼ to ½ inch slices and lay on a heat resistant platter.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Drizzle olive oil over the steaks and serve immediately. The longer the hot olive oil is on the meat the more done it will be.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Steak Au Poivre" ID="714" CookbookChapterID="103" Servings="1" Author="JJ jgocek@charter.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0052.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="N.Y. Strip steak" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1-2" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Fresh ground pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="dash" Ingredient="Olive Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Cognac" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Heavy cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pound steak to 3/8&amp;quot; thickness and coat liberally (or to taste) with fresh ground pepper on both sides.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Get EGG up to 500* and place iron skillet on the grid with olive oil and butter in it. When melted add steak and sear for about 1 min each side for medium rare. Remove steak and add Cognac to the the skillet to deglaze it. Remove Skillet from EGG and add heavy cream to the skillet, mix in the with the Cognac and serve either over the steak or as we like it to the side for dipping. An option is to forget the heavy cream and pour the cognac glaze over the steak.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve with baked potatoes, chives, sour cream, butter and asparagus topped with hollandaise sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="TRex's Strip Steak Method" ID="734" CookbookChapterID="103" Comments="You should experience the best home-cooked steak of your life, and probably a steak that is better than what you can get at most nice steak houses. ENJOY!" Servings="1" Author="TRex  (thanks TimM for posting)" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0305.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="top sirloin strip steaks" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># CHOOSE YOUR MEAT WISELY (what to buy): -- Buy top sirloin strip steaks--these tend to have the perfect combination of marble (for taste) and tenderness. Always get the BEST stuff, usually about $9.99/lb. Prime or Angus beef is good stuff. Don't let the butcher sell you Choice or Select for a sale price. I experimented with buying cheaper meat or meat that was on sale--I learned a big lesson: all you get when you carefully cook crappy meat is cooked crappy meat--often tough, fatty, or not very juicy. I firmly believe that 95% OF A GOOD STEAK DEPENDS ON THE MEAT YOU START WITH. Also, avoid buying a display case steak. I always try to get the butcher to cut me one fresh from the center of a large side of beef that he pulls out of a cryovac package from the back refrigerator (Note, if the beef is in a cryovac package, it has been &amp;quot;wet-aged.&amp;quot;); that way, the steak is cherry-red when it is handed to you (it hasn’t &amp;quot;bloomed&amp;quot; yet). If possible, get the butcher to cut your steak 2&amp;quot; thick--you certainly don't want it any thinner than 1.5&amp;quot;--if thicker, you'll just have to add to the cooking time. Note: these steaks should have a nice marble to them, no bone. Also note that the sooner you can cook a steak the better -- I usually try to cook the steak within a couple of hours of having bought it, so I bring it home, set it on the counter (so it can start coming to near room temperature), eat some chips and salsa for a while, then go fire up the Egg.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># THE RUB (what to buy): Simple is the key here. You want to enhance the natural flavor of the beef, not add a lot to it. So, first buy Kosher sea salt. I think there's a real coarse kind and a less coarse kind--get the less coarse kind. You don't want to be pouring icecream maker salt on your steak. Second, buy spicy brown porter-style mustard. Third, buy coarse ground black pepper or use fresh peppercorns in your own pepper mill. Fourth, buy olive oil, if you don’t already have some in your pantry.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># THE SMOKE (what to buy): First of all, never buy wood CHIPS!! Always buy wood CHUNKS. Chips just catch on fire and char whatever you're cooking. I usually buy my wood chunks at Barbeques Galore here in Houston--I can't remember what brand they are, but let me recommend that you buy your wood chunks from a BBQ/grill store that sells the Egg, or just a store that is dedicated to grills--i.e., don't get them from a grocery store. I bought a really inexpensive bag of chunks at Kroger once but was very disappointed in their performance--not very fragrant, very little smoke, and caught on fire easily.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Now, I use Mesquite when I do steaks because it has a strong biting flavor that goes great with grilled beef. Also, since the smoke is strong, this allows for its flavor to be absorbed during the relatively short time the steaks will be exposed to the smoke.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># PREPARING THE CHUNKS--AN OVERRATED &amp;quot;ART&amp;quot;: Chunks always last longer before catching fire if they have been soaked in water for at least an hour. When I first had my Egg I would keep a sealed tupperware container outside with wood chunks soaking in water. The only downside to this method is that the chunks begin to smell like death (actually, the smell of rotting wood and bacteria). Of course, 10 seconds on white-hot coals gets rid of the death smell and bacteria, but I later discovered a method that helps me avoid this stomach-turning experience. Well, you can just soak the chunks you want to use an hour before you use them, or overnight if you know you will be using the Egg the next day. But recently I have found that if you are cooking just a steak, or a couple of pieces of chicken, or come burgers, you can line the perimeter of your coals with three or four DRY chunks and put your meat in the center of the grill. That way, if the chunks catch on fire, they won’t char your meat b/c the meat will be in the center and the chunks will be burning on the outside. And what I have found is that fist-sized dry chunks will smoke for 10 - 20 minutes at Egg temperatures between 300 to 375 F before they catch on fire. This of course means that if you are cooking something that will take less than 20 minutes, you really don’t need to soak your chunks. Some may argue that you often don’t want more than 20 to 30 minutes of smoke anyway, so don’t ever bother soaking your chunks. Note: I will discuss later WHEN to put the chunks on the coals--this is important (e.g., if you put the chunks on the coals when the Egg temperature is above 400 F, they probably won’t last 5 minutes before catching on fire).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># TAKE YOUR TIME: (as you well know, good cooking comes to those who wait): If you can be patient enough, it is best to let the meat come to near room temperature before doing any searing/cooking. What I usually do is set the meat out for thirty minutes to an hour (if it's still cold, it's not room temperature, unless you’re in a really cold room--you know what I mean).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># TO BUILD A FIRE - MAKING LAVA FOR THE SEAR: Jack London died long before the Egg had gained popularity in the New World, but man would he have appreciated this experience. Building a good fire took me a couple of weeks of practice. I only met success once I learned the secret: patience. As you might have perceived by now, cooking with the Egg is an experience, a journey--not a quick 21st century mouse-click. It usually takes me about 15-20 minutes before I have brought the Egg to life. What does this look like? Hot, yellow glowing coals, or, as Cameron says, &amp;quot;glowing lava.&amp;quot; You don’t want to see much black. Now, all 20 of these minutes are not spent standing by the Egg (although, with a nice cold Corona, I highly recommend it). The last 5-10 you’re just letting the coals turn into lava.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Okay, so, how do you start? There are competing methods used to make a fire in the Egg--the BGE forum suggests a few, and I’m sure your video suggests a method as well. Feel free to use whatever method you like, but I’ll share with you the method that’s been working well for me.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>To start the fire, I’ve been using these self-striking starters which I buy at Kroger. They appear to be wood particles held together by a paraffin binder. You can get them at most grocery stores I believe. You can also use those lighter cubes called Encendedores--they work well, but I would use two. The important thing is not to use a huge starter piece that will take forever to burn away. The self-striking starters (which are like 5”x2”x0.5”) work really nicely. Before you light your starter piece, put two small, skinny long pieces of lump on the bottom of your fire box. (The firebox should be clean and your grill grate is off at this point.) You will essentially be making a bridge between these two pieces with your starter piece--hence, they act as shims to let air flow underneath your starter piece to help it burn more efficiently.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Now, make sure your bottom air vent is completely open. Light your starter piece and hold it vertically (I use tongs) so that the fire climbs it and the entire piece catches on fire. Now, make your little bridge across the two small pieces of lump. Next, starting with large pieces of charcoal, make a pyramid on top of the starter pieces--just 5 or 6 pieces. Let these get burning well, then start to add more charcoal, 5 pieces or so at a time (more as the pieces get smaller), taking care not to smother your flame. You can gradually use smaller pieces of charcoal as you fill the firebox. Before each addition of charcoal, make sure the previous pieces have started to catch somewhat and that you have a nice flame to set the new pieces into. Continue this process until you have filled your firebox just above the level of the air holes with charcoal. This sounds like a long process, but it’s not. To facilitate your flame, you may want to blow into the bottom vent (I use a small hand-held fan, I’ve heard of some people using hair dryers, which add the extra bonus of preheating your air prior to combustion). This can often cut your start-up time in half (I once brought my Mini up to almost 900 F in under 5 minutes using a handheld fan). Once you have a filled firebox with a good flame (not a smoldering mound of charcoal), you can leave the bottom vent open, replace your grill grate, (put your skillet on the grill grate if you’re going to sear in a skillet), close the Egg, leave the top vent completely uncovered, and walk away. It usually takes me at least 10 minutes or so to get to this point. Now, you’re trying to get lava temperatures in order to do your sear, so that is why you want maximum air flow. You may want to go prep your meat at this time (see Prepping the Meat) or wait about 5 mintues and then go prep your meat. After about another 5-10 minutes after closing the Egg, you should return to find glowing charcoal inside and probably some flames shooting out of your chimney and a temp gage that is approaching 750F, which is about where you want it (higher is better) to do your sear. You may at this point want to add more charcoal if your level has fallen below the air holes (this is more important when you’re doing a long or high-temperature cook, but less necessary for a short cook like steak). If you smell gasket melting, you are ready to sear your steak (but prep it first!) IMPORTANT NOTE: When running your Egg at these lava temperatures, it is very easy to get flashback when you open the lid. “Burp” your lid several times before opening and STAND BACK. Look at the Naked Whiz’s website for more details on flashback. (Click here to visit the Naked Whiz's page on flashbacks.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># PREPPING THE MEAT: I usually prep the meat about 5 minutes before throwing it on the Egg (if you prep too early, the salt may remove too much juice from the meat). Your Egg should be roaring at adiabatic flame temperatures right about now, so get out your Kosher sea salt, spicy brown mustard, coarse ground pepper, and olive oil. GENEROUSLY shake an evenly-dispersed coating of sea salt on one side of the steak. Okay, what does this look like? Well, cover the surface of the steak but don’t pile salt on salt. Does that make sense? Let’s put it this way, if you go, --Damn, that’s way too much salt,-- then you’ve probably done just the right amount. Remember, a lot of this falls off during the searing process. Now, work the salt into the meat with your fingers. I do this until I can no longer see any white in the salt. Also, work some into the edge of the steak. Next, grind a generous amount of black pepper onto the surface (not as much as the salt, but a decent amount--I usually do about 20-30 turns of the pepper mill). Work the pepper into the meat just as you did the salt. Flip the steak and repeat the salt and pepper. Now, spread a thin coating of mustard on one side, followed by a light coating of olive oil (I usually just dip my finger in the olive oil and run my finger across the surface of the steak, but a lot of people pour olive oil into a spray bottle and spray a nice mist of oil). Stand the steak on its edge (if you flip it completely, the mustard will end up on the plate, not the steak) and repeat the mustard and olive oil on the other side. Keep the steak on its edge and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Then, you’re ready to sear.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># TOOLS: Okay, you’re about to start handling a hot steak over an even hotter grill. I learned the hard way that the tools you use to handle the meat are very important. I’ll go ahead and tell you that, if I can, I always handle the meat with my hands, even pulling it off of a hot skillet or grill. But, if you have to use a tool, DON’T USE A TOOL THAT CAN PUNCTURE THE MEAT. While spearing the meat is the easiest way to pick it up, this creates holes in the meat from which priceless juices escape while cooking. If I don’t use my hands, I use tongs or a spatula. I guess I prefer tongs since the spatula tends to scrape the rub off the meat.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># SEARING THE MEAT: Your meat should be about room temperature now. If it’s still cool, that’s okay--you just don’t want it cold and stiff. Now, I've tried searing on the grill grate in its normal position, on the grill grate with the grate sitting basically on the coals, and in a cast iron pan that has come up to lava temps with the Egg. If you're into char crust, the skillet is your best bet. I didn't notice a big difference in how close the grate was to the coals except that it is just plain easier to sear on the grate in its normal position. If you do use a skillet, use a cast iron skillet--don’t use a &amp;quot;nice&amp;quot; skillet. The first time I seared a steak I used our $100 Caphalon skillet and ruined it converted it into my steak-searing skillet. For searing in a skillet, you can put the skillet on the grill grate as you’re waiting for the Egg to come up to lava temps, and the skillet will follow suit. Open the Egg slowly, and throw the steak onto one side of the skillet. Let it sizzle and smoke for at least a minute--I usually let it go 90 seconds. There will be flames all over the steak, but don’t start to panic thinking that you’re burning the crap out of your meat. It’s gonna sizzle and it’s gonna smoke like hell, and the seared side WILL get black in spots, but this will form the tasty crust of your perfect steak (if you don’t like the black crust, you can always flake it off). After 90 seconds (if you’re brave), flip the meat (DON’T USE A FORK TO FLIP!). If the skillet is big enough, sear the other side of the meat in a different spot on the skillet so that you get a hot spot on the skillet. After searing the second side, take your meat out of the skillet and set it on a plate. When the smoke clears, you will see that you have a beautifully seared steak. For searing directly on the grill grate (which is what I always do these days), do the same thing, except substitute the words &amp;quot;grill grate&amp;quot; for &amp;quot;skillet.&amp;quot;</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># HUNGRY YET? BE PATIENT!: Now, the second most important step--letting the meat rest. I learned this important tidbit from a friend of mine who has been a chef at several well-known steak houses, including Pappas Bros. here in Houston. Meat is mostly muscle that will contract and tighten during the searing process. For a tender, juicy steak, you must let the muscle in the meat relax before you cook your steak at a lower temperature. After much experimentation, I have found that the optimum resting time for a steak is 20 minutes. Any longer than this and the juices start to run out of the meat. So leave the steak on a plate in your kitchen and walk away (if you have a dog, you may not want to walk away) .</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># QUELLING THE FIRE--PREPARING FOR THE MAIN COOK: After having seared your steak and while your meat is resting, you need to start bringing the Egg down to cooking temperatures. Close the bottom vent until it’s open about 1.5&amp;quot;. Close the top of the Egg and move your daisy wheel until about 0.5&amp;quot; of the top opening is exposed. Also, fine-tune the shutters on the wheel to about 50% open. Wait a few minutes and the temperature should begin to fall. Your target temperature is going to be 400 F. This is the part that takes practice. You shouldn’t have to adjust the bottom vent, but you may have to play around with the daisy wheel to get your temperature stabilized where you want it. The only time I would adjust the bottom vent is to open it up and blow air in if my temperature has dropped below 250 F and fails to recover, or to close it off if my wood chunks have caught on fire or I’m having flame-ups. Hopefully during the 20 minutes your steak has been resting you have stabilized the Egg at around 400 F. Once there, pick out three fist-sized mesquite wood chunks. Have them handy. When you’ve approached the 20th minute of your resting time, open the Egg, remove the grill grate CAREFULLY using tongs, place your wood chunks on the perimeter of the coals (not in the middle), and put your grate back on. Close the Egg. You will notice now that your temperature has dropped probably below 350 F, but it will recover once the lid is closed. If it struggles to recover, open the bottom vent and blow some air in. You may also need to adjust your daisy wheel at this time (it moves just about every time you open the lid). Let the Egg stabilize at 400 F. Shortly thereafter, you should start getting a nice billow of smoke out of the top vent. YOU’RE READY TO COOK!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># COOKING--THE PACE QUICKENS: Now the fun part. Just before doing the main cook on the steak, I usually reseason with the salt (lightly this time) and ground pepper on both sides. After reseasoning, take your steak outside. If your Egg is around 400 F and billowing smoke, you’re ready. Open the lid quickly, throw on your steak, and close the lid quickly. Your temperature should stabilize back around 400 F, but if it goes a bit lower, don’t be too concerned--you’re cooking direct by radiant heat from the coals; dome temp is not as critical, but just acts as a good gauge of how much radiant heat your coals are providing. Now, here’s where you have to experiment to your liking. I like my steaks medium-rare; that’s pretty red in the center. To accomplish this, I cook a 2&amp;quot; steak at 400 F dome temp for about 4 - 5 minutes/side (for medium, try 5 - 6 minutes a side). So, wait about 4 minutes, then open the lid quickly and flip your steak, close the lid. Remember, use your hands or tongs to flip the steak if you can—don’t puncture the meat. After 4 more minutes, the steak should be &amp;quot;done.&amp;quot; I’ve never used an instant read thermometer to see at what internal temp I’m removing the steak, but 145 F I think is about the cutoff for medium rare (sometimes this is more medium than medium-rare). Of course, you would want to remove the steak at a temperature below 145, because the temperature will rise probably 10 degrees or so from the time you take it off the grill to the time you cut your first slice. But whether you cook by time or temperature, remember it’s always better to go too rare, because you can always throw the steak back on the Egg and cook it longer. So, start at about 4 minutes per side for a 2&amp;quot; steak, then experiment to your liking. (I should insert a comment here--I cook on a Medium Egg, but this past weekend I cooked 4 fillets and 4 strips on my dad’s Large Egg, and found that the time is a little bit different for his larger Egg. You may need to experiment here with time--but once you get it right the first time, you should be able to duplicate your efforts, provided you are consistent with your steak thickness and grill temperature. When cooking several steaks for large groups, I would suggest investing in an instant-read thermometer (I wish I had had one this past weekend). When using most of the grill space, you’ll inevitably have some spots that are hotter than others (this is what happened to me), so a quick prick with an instant-read probe is your sure-fire bet to pleasing your guests.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText># THE MOMENT YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR: Remove your steak from the Egg, let it sit for about 2 to 3 minutes to redistribute the juices internally, then slice it thinly and enjoy. You should experience the best home-cooked steak of your life, and probably a steak that is better than what you can get at most nice steak houses. ENJOY!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Veal Chops" ID="742" CookbookChapterID="105" Servings="1" Author="Spin &amp; MrsSpin EHignutt@aol.com" Source="Adapted from a recipe by the California Culinary Academy" WebPage="http://www.biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/beef0019.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Veal chops ( 3/4 inch thick)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="6" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Lemon juice (fresh squeezed is best)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Canola Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2 1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Crushed kosher salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Ground white pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Shallots minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="16" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Whipping cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dry minced chives (can use fresh)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dry white wine (use the drinkable stuff)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Marinade - In a shallow pan large enough to hold all of the chops, stir together 4 Tbs lemon juice, 2 tsp salt, 1 tsp white pepper, and oil. Place room temp veal chops in the pan, coat with the marinade on both sides.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>After 15 minutes, turn the chops and recoat. Remove after another 15 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Chive cream sauce - Steep the chives in the wine for 15 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a saucepan over medium heat place the cream, chives and wine, and 2 Tbs lemon juice. Simmer until reduced by one third.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Keep warm over low heat. Stir in ¼ tsp salt and 1/8 tsp pepper just before serving.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Prepare the EGG for high temperature searing. Make a good hot fire as you will need to rapidly reach 700F+ after closing the lid when you insert and turn the chops.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When the dome gauge reaches 700F, sear the chops for 1 minute and turn. When temp reaches 700F again, close down vents, turn the chops, and wait for 10 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove and serve with cream sauce.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Veal chops only provide a few morsels per chop. Figure 2-3 chops per person. We tend to serve this meal with a salad, scalloped apples, green beans almondine, and a potato (your choice). It tends to be a pricey meal, but well worth the effort for that special occasion.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>I'd like to add a special thanks to my wife for helping me with this meal. I wouldn't have done it without her - Spin.</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="BBQ Beans" ID="474" CookbookChapterID="71" Servings="1" Author="Bill and Brenda Miller TheMillers@TheMillerHouse.com" Source="KCBS BBQ Forum - Jerry Berwnager" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sides/sides0007.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2 16" Unit="oz" Ingredient="cans of beans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="BBQ sauce - your choice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped green pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped smoked pork or brisket (or use bacon)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="honey" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="of your favorite rub (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="horseradish (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Drain sauce from beans.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fold together all ingredients in a large bowl.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Transfer to an aluminum baking pan. A disposable aluminum foil pan works well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place uncovered baking pan in the Egg.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Smoke using Apple, Hickory, or Oak wood at (225-275°F) for about 90 minutes or until heated through. Experiment with different woods.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>You can substitute skinned red peppers for the green peppers.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>HINT: Save some of your next pulled pork or brisket to use in this recipe.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Bean Bake" ID="476" CookbookChapterID="71" Comments="Baked beans with 5 different types of beans. Excellent with chicken or pulled pork." Servings="1" Author="B Winebar" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sides/sides0013.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped onion • 1 Can 15 oz, black beans, drained" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="12" Unit="" Ingredient="slices bacon, chopped into 1 inch pieces • 1 Cup packed brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Can 16 oz, pork and beans with tomato sauce • 1 Cup catsup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Can 16 oz, lima beans, drained • 1/2 Cup vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Can 16 oz, garbanzo beans, drained • 1/2 Cup water (omit if cooking in oven)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Can 15 oz, red kidney beans, drained" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In skillet cook bacon until crisp, add onion and cook until tender but not browned, drain.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine all ingredients in a 3-quart casserole.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook uncovered on BGE for 1.25 hours at 400.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Or, cover and cook in oven for 1 hour at 375, uncover and bake 15 more minutes (omit .5 cup of water if cooking in oven).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Black Bean salad" ID="483" CookbookChapterID="71" Comments="A great go-with for pulled pork or any smoked meat. Make at least a day ahead." Servings="1" Author="Cathy Loup celoup@ix.netcom.com" Source="'The Thrill of the Grill' (Chris Schlesinger &amp; John Willoughby)" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sides/sides0029.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="dried black turtle beans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="chopped cilantro" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dried thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="chopped scallion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="bay leaf" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="chopped parsley" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="fennel seed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="fat garlic cloves, peeled" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cayenne pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="10" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="lime juice (about 5 limes)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped red onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped red bell pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="salt &amp; pepper to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sort beans carefully. Soak overnight in cold water to cover, then drain and rinse well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put beans in a saucepan and add enough water to come about 1 ½ inches above them.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the thyme, fennel, garlic, bay leaf and salt. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, for 1 to 1 ½ hours or until beans are tender but not mushy.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Drain beans and rinse under cold water for 1 minute to stop the cooking process. Drain again.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a large bowl, combine remaining ingredients and mix well. Add beans, toss, cover and refrigerate. Keeps 4-5 days. Serves 6-8.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Bucky's Baked Beans" ID="492" CookbookChapterID="71" Servings="1" Author="Sundown sundown@naisp.net" Source="Years and years of family cooking" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0154.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Navy beans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Baking soda" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Salt pork" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Granulated white sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dark Table Molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="white pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Soak the beans overnight, then parboil for 20-25 minutes in enough water to cover, mixed with the baking soda. You’ll know they’re ready if you pinch a bean and the shell comes off. Rinse the beans well in cold water.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cut the salt pork into quarters. Place three of them in the bottom of a 2 quart bean pot. Add the beans. Place the last quarter of salt pork on the top of the beans.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix the remaining ingredients with enough hot water to make the molasses pour easily and ad to the beans, reserving a little. Bake in a 300° F oven for 6 hours adding the reserved liquid in small amounts to keep the beans covered.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Added note: I HAVE NOT TRIED THIS RECEIPT ON HUMPTY...yet. These could be done on any oven proof pot. It just seems that a real bean pot has something to do with the slow cook time and the overall taste.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Egg Beans" ID="523" CookbookChapterID="71" Comments="Using EWPPR I stumbled onto the best Baked Beans I've ever eaten, give them a try you won't be disappointed!" Servings="1" Author="Tanker Tim tim_garland@yahoo.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sides/sides0051.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Thick Bacon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Yellow Onion (medium)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="Can Pork and Beans (31oz)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Molases" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ketchup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="EWPPR (Elder Ward's Pulled Pork Rub)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fry the bacon then cut it up into 2&amp;quot; pieces,</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>dice the onion,</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>saute the onion in some of the bacon grease until it is burned alittle,</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>pour the beans into a BIG bowl,</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>add the bacon and onions to the beans,</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>a couple of spoons of molases and brown sugar (2 or 3 or until it smells good to you)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>squirt some ketchup and mustard in (again until it suits you)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Last but not least add EWPPR until your beans start to smell like chili instead of beans.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Take half of the final mix, put it in a bread pan cover it with foil but leave the sides open so the smoke can get in, throw a couple chunks of hickory on the EGG and let it go for a couple of hours at 225</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Be sure to burn the onion slighltly</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Joes Afterburner Beans" ID="8212" CookbookChapterID="71" Comments="This is from Joe Wells, Univ. of Arkansas, who posted this recently on the Food/Wine Discussion List. This is an awesome combination of good flavors, and just begs to be tampered with, depending on your taste. I made it in the BGE, using a large LeCreuset pot over a platesetter. Oh, man....." Source="Gretl" WebPage="http://www.biggreenegg.com/index.php?option=com_recipes&amp;Itemid=68&amp;func=detail&amp;id=449" CreateDate="09/15/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="bacon chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="smoked pork butt or pork chops (I used leftover pulled pork)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="onion diced (I like onions)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="good size garlic cloves, finely chopped or pressed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sugar (I skipped this, as it seemed too sweet for my taste)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="favorite BBQ sauce (I have used homemade from Dr BBQ\'s book, and Sweet Baby Ray\'s)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="mustard powder (I use prepared)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="chili powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground New Mex chilis (I didn\'t have, so I skipped it and added more chili powder)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground chipotle (I used some chipotles in adobo)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="pepper (yeah, right...I use much more)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="pintos cooked with bay leaves and coarse chopped onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Drain pintos and brown meat and onion together and save the bacon grease to put in the beans.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix remaining ingredients.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Blend all and bake at 350 degrees from 30 minutes up to 2 hours, covered. The longer you bake this, the better it is.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>(I found a bag of Ken Stone\'s Smoked Pintos. Couldn\'t be beat!!</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Marv's Marvlus Smoked baked Beans" ID="606" CookbookChapterID="71" Comments="This will feed approx. 20-25 people, so you will have to adjust amounts for your own needs. Great for a party pleaser. Left-overs are great cold or hot." Servings="1" Author="Marv (Marv's Marvlus Pit Bar-B-Q marvsbbq@marvsbbq.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0255.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="gal" Ingredient="pork &amp; beans (drained)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="BBQ'd shredded pork or brisket" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="oz" Ingredient="canned chopped green chilies (one can)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="dried onion (helps soak up liquid) (can use fresh, increase to 3/4 cup)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="favorite BBQ sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="catsup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cayenne pepper (does not make it spicy, just picks up the flavor)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="honey" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="worchestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients and pour into a kettle, or Dutch Oven if you have one.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat uncovered @ 275-300 grate temp.,indirect, with a couple of chunks of your favorite wood for flavor, for 3-4 hours or until liquid decreases to desired consistancy. I like mine on the drier side, more like Boston baked beans. Do not stir during cooking. When done, they will appear dark on the surface. This is the smoke laying on top. Stir to mix smoke into beans and serve hot.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>My customers seem to like more 'smoky' beans,</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>but you can adjust wood smoke to you liking.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Walrus' Baked Beans" ID="747" CookbookChapterID="71" Comments="Baked Beans of my childhood from Dorothy Thomas' wood cook stove. Modified for the Big Green Egg." Servings="1" Author="Don Ralston iamthewalrus@england.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0169.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Dry Beans (Great Northern Beans or Pea Beans for example)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="9" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Molasses" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Brown Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Onion chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Dry Mustard (optional and to taste)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Baking soda" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Pre cooked Ham, Bacon, or meat of choice (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Soak beans in 4 cups of water with ½ teaspoon of soda overnight.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Drain, put back in pot with 5 cups of water and cook until tender (about one hour).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Drain and save cooking liquid.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put beans in a cast iron Dutch oven and add the molasses, brown sugar, vinegar, dry mustard, and meat. Pour all the cooking liquid over the beans.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place the Dutch oven uncovered in the BGE on top of fire bricks.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Use your favorite wood for smoking. Keep the temperature between 150 and 200 for about 1 hour, less time for less smoke flavor. (If not using wood smoke, start baking at 300 degrees for a total of 3 and ½ hours.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>After smoking, bring the temperature to 300 degrees gradually.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>During the 3 and ½ hours at 300 degrees, stir at hourly intervals.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove the Dutch over from the BGE when the beans are about the consistancy of a thick stew. Cover the Dutch oven and let the beans rest. The rest of the liquid will be absorbed by the beans.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Like most stews or cassoulets these bake beans are better the second day.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Brunswick Stew" ID="7280" CookbookChapterID="87" Comments="A hearty cool weather meal." Author="Submitted by: Chef Arnoldi marnoldi@howamazing.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0323.htm" CreateDate="10/22/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Shreded, pre-smoked chicken" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="liquid smoke" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="bay leaf" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="potatoes peeled &amp; cubed to 1/2&quot;" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can 28 oz" Ingredient="Hunts® crushed tomatoes" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can 12 oz" Ingredient="can Hunts® tomato sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can 10 oz" Ingredient="can Hunts® chopped tomatoes" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="medium size onion medium diced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="green bell pepper seeded &amp; chopped into 1/2&quot; slices (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove garlic finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="package cut &amp; frozen okra" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="can 14 oz" Ingredient="corn" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can 14 oz" Ingredient="lima beans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="can 14 oz" Ingredient="Swanson® chicken broth" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="vegetable oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="thyme" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dry mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="worcestershire sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Smoke chicken on the BGE til well done- when cool remove the skin and pull the meat off the bones, shredding it like pulled pork.  Put aside.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place all ingredients in a large pot and bring to a boil on medium heat 300°F</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Reduce heat when boiling and allow to simmer for ½ hour until flavors are blended.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove bay leaf and adjust flavors with salt, pepper, hot sauce, vinegar or additional &amp;quot;liquid smoke&amp;quot; if desired.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Additional chicken broth or water may be added to get the right consistency.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="ChefRD's BBQ Chili" ID="502" CookbookChapterID="87" Servings="1" Author="Gordon F. Weis gfw@yyyZ.com" Source="ChefRD with comments and variations by GFW" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0098.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="round steak - Grind VERY coarse or cut in small pieces." Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="[ I chose to start with two 1.2 lb round steaks sliced thin like beef jerky and then re-sliced - so that each piece is approximately 3/4&quot;x1/8&quot;x1/8&quot;]" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="Rotel Tomatoes (any kind would work, so long as it has hot peppers mixed in)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="[ I used two 14.5 oz cans of tomatoes mixed with hot peppers.]" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="Pinto Beans (I use Pintos, but I know real chili aficionados don't use ANY beans, but sometimes I use 2 cans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="[ I started with dried black beans and soaked them over night. This morning I cooked them (with salt and pepper) for about an hour -- of the finished product I put about two cups in the chili pot.]" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="Beer (whatever YOU like)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="minced garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cayenne pepper (ground)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chili powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="jalapeño pepper chopped, seeds and all. (Increase if you like it spicy)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="oregano (heaping)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="white Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cumin (heaping)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Brown the meat (not just gray) with half the onions and garlic in a Dutch oven on the stove, stirring often to keep the onions and garlic from burning. If it starts to stick, add more oil. Add the rest of the onion and garlic and all the rest of the ingredients until well mixed and it just starts to boil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I put the pot in the Egg (at ~300*) on a pizza stone for about 2 hours stirring every 20-30 minutes until I'm confident it won't burn. Without the top on the pot, you will get some smoke flavor in the chili, but not much. I add a lump of hickory when placing the open pot in the Egg and it seems about right. You can experiment and find out what amount (if any) suits you. [I have the pot sitting on two firebricks (bottom wrapped in foil) and the temp at about 350 degrees. I used Mesquite chunks rather than the hickory only because I didn't have any hickory. After about 1 hour, I lowered the temp to ChefRD's suggested 300 degree mark.]</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>You can add water to make it the consistency you like. (I prefer thick and chunky, but you do it like YOU like it.)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>HINT: if you first wrap the bottom half of your Dutch oven in foil, then you won't have a hard time cleaning the smoke film off after it comes out of the Egg.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeAuthorNotes><RecipeAuthorNote>Text in brackets [ ] indicate a comment by Gordon F. Weis</RecipeAuthorNote></RecipeAuthorNotes></Recipe><Recipe Name="Chili for Chili Dogs" ID="793" CookbookChapterID="87" Comments="Here's the best I've found so far.  This is just about as good as the chili at the Varsity here in Atlanta. They make great chili dogs!" Servings="1" Author="Posted by Chuck Lane on November 13, 2002" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="ground chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 3/4" Unit="cups" Ingredient="water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="chile powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cayenne pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="granulated garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="granulated onion" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="dash" Ingredient="tobasco sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put water and all ingredients except meat into saucepan and stir well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add meat, breaking it up with your fingers as you go.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bring to a boil, reduce heat to a simmer and leave uncovered until nearly all water is gone and the consistency is the way you like it.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>On the EGG, bring the cooker up to about 350. Allow the chili to cook until texture is the way you want. It may require adding more water and allowing it to cook off.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Georgia Bar-BQ Hash" ID="542" CookbookChapterID="87" Comments="This recipe is based on one forwarded to me by Larry Ward (YB) in response to a request for Hash recipes. I found it to be both simple and very good. Served at Eggtoberfest '00." Servings="1" Author="Bryan Morris bryan@groupz.net" Source="Larry Ward" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0182.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2-3" Unit="lb" Ingredient="lean pork roast" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="cider vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2-3" Unit="lb" Ingredient="lean beef roast or chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="black pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="white meat chicken (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="ground red pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="onion (large)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="crushed red pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="can tomatoes (28 ounce)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="white corn" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="beef broth (large)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="creamed corn" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook meat on BGE until done.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cool meat and cut meat into large chunks.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grind the meat with a coarse hand grinder or chop finely. (Using a food processor destroys the texture.) Grind one large onion.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place onion and meat back into the pot and add one large can of tomatoes - juice and all. Add corn, vinegar, and seasonings. Simmer a few minutes. Add the beef broth to the meat until it reaches the consistency of stew.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Serve over white rice or bread with dill pickles on the side as a condiment.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Great Chili" ID="547" CookbookChapterID="87" Comments="I have been cooking this chili recipe for 20+ years and I always get great complements on it. If you try it I would appreciate knowing what you think." Servings="1" Author="Smokin' Bob eas@mediaone.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0085.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Salad Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="chili powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2 1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Lean beef chuck (cubed) or Ground chuck" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="Good Beer" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="crushed oregano leaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="8 oz can" Ingredient="whole tomatoes (crushed)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="crushed garlic" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="8 oz tomato sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="paprika" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="4 oz can" Ingredient="chopped green chillies (undrained)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="black ground pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped green bell pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="red ground pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped onions" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a large pot, heat oil and brown meat well on all sides.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Drain and add all other ingredients.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bring pot to a boil then reduce heat to a simmer and cover.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Stir occasionally and add a little water if needed.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer for 3 hours before serving. Really good if you let it sit in the fridge over night and re-heat the next day.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Northwest Salmon Chowder" ID="637" CookbookChapterID="87" Servings="1" Author="Alice Anderson" Source="Taste of Home" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0250.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="each, chopped celery, onion and green pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove garlic, minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="dill weed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="butter or margarine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="14.5 oz can" Ingredient="cream-style corn" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="14.5 oz can" Ingredient="chicken broth" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="half-and-half cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="each diced, uncooked peeled potatoes, shredded carrots" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="fully cooked salmon chunks or 1 can (14 3/4 ounce) salmon, drain, flaked, bones and skin removed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a large saucepan, saute celery, onion, green pepper and garlic in butter until the vegetables are tender.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add broth, potatoes, carrots, salt, pepper and dill weed; bring to boil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 40 minutes or until the vegetables are nearly tender.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Stir in corn, cream and salmon. Simmer for 15 minutes or until heated through. Yield 8 servings(2 quarts)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Pork and Black Bean Soup" ID="7637" CookbookChapterID="87" Comments="Hearty soup. Saw the recipe in Southern Living and decided to try it. Turned out to be as good as expected and easy to make. Another use for pulled pork." Author="Southern Living Magazine, February 2005" Source="BigEasyEggor ahkates@(nospam)cox.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0376.htm" CreateDate="03/10/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Sour Cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Chopped Fresh Cilantro" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Small Onion, chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Olive Oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="Clove Garlic , minced" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Chicken Broth" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="can (15 oz) Black Beans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="can (10 oz) Diced Tomatoes and Green Chiles" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Ground Cumin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Shredded Barbeque Pork" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Lime Juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Shredded Cheddar Cheese" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>STIR together sour cream and cilantro. Cover and chill until ready to serve.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>SAUTE onion in hot oil in a Dutch oven over medium heat 7 minutes or until tender, add garlic, add garlic, and sauté 1 minute. Stir in broth and next 3 ingredients. Bring to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer, stirring often, 15 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>PROCESS 2 cups bean mixture in a food processor or blender until smooth. Return bean puree to Dutch oven. Stir in pork, and simmer 10 minutes. Stir in lime juice.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Top each serving with shredded cheese and a dollop of sour cream mixture.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Smoked Chili" ID="695" CookbookChapterID="87" Servings="1" Author="Jim Brownlow" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="lbs" Ingredient="ground beef" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="garlic bud" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="green pepper chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="large red onion chopped fine" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="bacon drippings" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="15 oz can" Ingredient="chopped tomatoes" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="whole cloves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="chili powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="bay leaf" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="tabasco [optional] to taste" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="15 oz can" Ingredient="mexican chili beans or kidney beans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Brown ground beef, garlic bud, green pepper, and red onion in bacon drippings.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add chopped tomatos, cloves, chili powder, salt, bay leaf, tabasco and beans.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer 2 hours in AWESOME Big Green EGG for AWESOME SMOKED CHILI.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="The Orginal Brunswick Stew from Brunswick, GA" ID="731" CookbookChapterID="87" Servings="1" Author="Bob eas@mediaone.net" Source="Timmy Sparrow, Georgia On My Mind Magazine" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0120.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 3" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Chicken" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Dry Mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Lean Beef" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="" Ingredient="Stick of Butter" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Lean Pork" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Medium Onions" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="can" Ingredient="Small Butter Beans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="can" Ingredient="Tomatoes" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="can" Ingredient="Creamstyle Corn" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Wochestershire Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="can" Ingredient="Small English Peas" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="bottles" Ingredient="Catsup" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Small diced Irish Potatoes (Optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Tabsaco Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="box" Ingredient="Frozen Sliced Okra (Optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="Bay leaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="bottle" Ingredient="Chili Sauce" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place Meat in large heavy pot.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Season with salt and pepper.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add Onions and cover with water.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook until meat falls from bones (several hours).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove from heat and allow to cool.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Tear meat into shreds and return to stock.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add next 8 ingerdients and cook 1 hour, stirring occasionally to prevent sticking.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add all remaining ingerdients and cook over low heat until thick.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Instead of boiling the meats, I like to smoke them in the BGE then, procede with the remainder of the recipe.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Apple Crisp" ID="7638" CookbookChapterID="67" Comments="Tender apples under a crunchy-cinnamony topping! (goes great with ice cream)" Source="Submitted by: Erin Brehmer bzb33343@aol.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/baking0377.htm" CreateDate="03/24/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sliced pared tart apples (about 4 medium) I use granny smith" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="2/3- 3/4 Cup brown sugar (packed)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="all-purpose flour" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="oats" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cinnamon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="butter or margarine, softened" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat BGE to 375 (roughly)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grease an 8x8x2 square pan</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>place apple slices in pan</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>mix remaining ingredients throughly (I recommend using a fork when the butter is added)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>sprinkle topping evenly over apples</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bake for about an hour or until apples are tender and topping is golden brown.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Best if served warm and good with ice cream</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Apple Lady's Apple Cake" ID="729" CookbookChapterID="67" Comments="Adapted from a recipe courtesy The Paris Cookbook - Patricia Wells I saw this recipe on FoodTV one day and decided it would be good on the grill.  It came from a woman sells apples in one of the Parisian friut and vegetable markets.  It is quite simple and quite delicious.  Serve with ice cream or my wife used a cinnamon yogurt mixture to spoon over the top.  This is a great thing to cook as  you eat your main course" Servings="1" Author="Wise One" Source="The Paris Cookbook - Patricia Wells" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="all-purpose flour" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="baking powder" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="fine sea salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="pure vanilla extract" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="large eggs, lightly beaten" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="vegetable oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="whole milk" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="4" Unit="" Ingredient="baking apples (about 2 pounds total), cored, peeled, and cut into thin wedges" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Topping" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sugar (turbinado sugar works well)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="large egg, lightly beaten" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="unsalted butter, melted" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Get the grill up to 400 degrees F.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Line a 10&amp;quot; cast iron frying pan with aluminum foil.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Butter thefoil lining liberally and set it aside.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, and sea salt, and stir to blend.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the vanilla extract, eggs, oil, and milk, and stir until well blended.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Add the apples and stir to thoroughly coat them with the batter.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Spoon the mixture into the prepared frying pan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place the pan on some firebricks or a pizza stone and cook until fairly firm and golden, about 25 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Meanwhile, prepare the topping: In a small bowl, combine the sugar, egg, and melted butter, and stir to blend. Set it aside.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour the topping mixture over the cake in the pan.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Continue cooking the cake until the top is a deep golden brown and the cake feels quite firm when pressed with a fingertip, about 10 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove the pan from the grill and then lift out the cake by grabbing the tinfoil and place on a rack and allow to cool for 10 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Then pull the tinfoil down by holding the cake edge with one hand and pulling the tinfoil down around it. Serve at room temperature, cut into small rectangles.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Baked Bananas Balinese" ID="471" CookbookChapterID="67" Comments="Bananas halves spread with mixture of coconut, butter, brown sugar, nuts and brandy. Then, Egg'd to perfection and topped w/ ice cream and whipped cream." Servings="1" Author="Christina Hurn (aka Bambi) hurn@worldnet.att.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0145.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Butter (room temp; not melted)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Brown Sugar, firmly packed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Walnuts or Pecans, finely chopped (pieces size of small pea)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Coconut (sweetened, flaked)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Vanilla Extract" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1-2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Liquere of Choice (brandy or rum seems best)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cinnamon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="quart" Ingredient="Vanilla Ice cream" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Heavy Whipping Cream, whipped and chilled" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="" Ingredient="Bananas, large and Yellow, w/a little green on skins" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Put grid in Egg.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>While Charcoal is ramping up to 350 F temp, stir together butter, brown sugar, walnuts, coconut, vanilla, liquere, and cinnamon in medium mixing bowl until well-combined. Note: this topping may be made up to 2 days ahead, covered and refrigerated.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cut stem ends off bananas. Carefully cut bananas into even halves lengthwise. Do not peel them.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place cut bananas on baking sheet, skin side down.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Spread topping on banana halves, allowing about 2 Tablespoons per banana half.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When bananas have been topped and Egg is at 350 F, place halves on grid, skin side down, leaving ½ inch space around each.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Close lid. Top vent should be quarter way open. Bottom vent open about ¼ to ½ inch. Temp is forgiving with this recipe but should keep a range between the 325-350.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook 17-20 minutes. Finished bananas will pull slightly away from sides of skins and coconut will be slightly crispy. Skins will be dark brown. Do not let coconut blacken. A little charring around edges is okay.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove bananas with long spatula. Allowing 2 halves per serving, place on plate and top with scoop of ice cream, dollop of whipped cream and an additional dusting of cinnamon, if desired.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Before spreading topping mixture, if it seems loose,add more coconut.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Use firm bananas for best results.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Use of wood chips is not a good idea; heavy smoke taste to be avoided.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Banana halves closest to edge of grid will cook a little faster.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Nuts must be finely chopped to spread properly.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeImage xmlns:dt="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:datatypes" dt:dt="bin.base64" FileType="jpg">/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQEASABIAAD/2wBDAAYEBAQFBAYFBQYJBgUGCQsIBgYICwwKCgsKCgwQ
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Servings="1" Author="Mike Oelrich icandig@att.net" Source="Adapted from a recipe in Fine Cooking magazine (Sept. 2000)" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0212.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground cinnamon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="brown sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground allspice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="confectioner's sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="ground ginger" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="ground nutmeg" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pinch" Ingredient="ground cloves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Myer's rum" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="honey" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="orange juice" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="juice from 1 lime" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="large golden pineapple, peeled and cored" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="ripe but firm mangoes, pitted and peeled (see note below)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="pint" Ingredient="ripe but firm strawberries, hulled" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="" Ingredient="ripe but firm bananas, peeled" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="any other firm fruit that strikes your fancy" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine cinnamon, allspice, ginger, nutmeg and cloves. Store in an airtight container until ready to use.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine rum, brown sugar, honey, orange juice, lime juice.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cut large fruit into 1-1.5&amp;quot; chunks.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Leave strawberries (or other small fruit that you may be using) whole.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Thread fruit onto skewers (if you're worried about the fruit spinning on the skewers, use two skewers per kabob).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Baste kabobs with the rum marinade.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Dust kabobs with the spice mixture and confectioner's sugar.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Heat BGE to around 400-450F and grill the kabobs until the fruit begins to show grill marks (around 4-5 minutes).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Turn and continue to grill until the fruit has softened and browned (about 2-3 more minutes). If you like, you can drizzle the leftover marinade over the fruit before serving.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mangoes have a pit that is like a large flat vertical disc. Hold the mango so that the narrow end is up. Cut on either side of the stem down the longer sides of the oval (you should be able to tell by looking which way the flat pit runs down the middle of the mango -- if you guess wrong, you'll figure it out quickly!) to give you two pitless pieces. Peel the pieces and cut into chunks. You can try to cut more of the meat away from the pit, but you may not be able to salvage it.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Grilled Sugar-Dipped Pineapple" ID="558" CookbookChapterID="67" Comments="A perfect finale to a high temperature cook. Just remove the steaks and put on the pineapple!" Servings="1" Author="Mike Oelrich icandig@att.net" Source="Based on a recipe in The Barbecue! Bible" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0153.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Ripe pineapple" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Stick of butter, melted" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Turbinado (or regular) sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Zest from one large lime" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cinnamon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Ground cloves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Dark rum (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Vanilla ice cream (optional)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Preheat BGE to 450-500F (or just leave it there after you do your steaks!).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cut the top and rind off the pineapple and core it. Slice it into discs about 3/8&amp;quot; to ½&amp;quot; thick.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Place melted butter (you can melt it on the BGE in a cast iron skillet or on the stove) in a shallow dish. Mix sugar, cinnamon, lime zest and cloves in another dish.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Dip each pineapple slice in the butter and give the excess butter a chance to drip off a bit. Next dip the slice in the sugar mixture to coat lightly.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Grill the slices for about 5 minutes per side or until they are browned or even slightly charred.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Remove from the BGE and place on a serving plate. Serve immediately. If you want to, sprinkle the slices with dark rum right after taking them off the BGE and serve with ice cream.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If you really want to show off and have already lost your arm hair from cooking too many steaks, try this: Put about ½ cup of the rum into a small skillet. Warm it for a bit over the (open) top vent of the BGE until it is just warm (look for the very first wisps of &amp;quot;steam&amp;quot; to come from it -- if it is boiling, this won't work!). Hold the rum away from your face and hold a flame over it (the rum, not your face). Use a long match or long butane lighter. The rum should ignite. Pour this over the pineapple and serve immediately (you might want to blow it out just prior to eating it). Note: I will not accept responsibility for lost arm hair, facial hair, or any carpet damage caused by outlandish attempts to show off one's cooking prowess, but I will admit that playing with fire *is* pretty darn fun sometimes . . .</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Peach Cobbler" ID="7680" CookbookChapterID="67" Source="Submitted by: Paulette Robinson PRobin2339@verizon.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/baking0384.htm" CreateDate="05/17/2005"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Sliced Peaches" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="5" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Flour (all purpose)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cinnamon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Butter (1 stick)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Almomd Extract" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Line 4 ½ quart casserole dish with pie crust. Mix all ingredients together and pour into casserole.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bake at 350 F until golden brown, approximately 45 to 60 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Pumpkin Crisp" ID="660" CookbookChapterID="67" Comments="A wonderful dessert to go with any barbeque. Preferred by my family 10-1 over regular pumpkin pie." Servings="1" Author="Roger in Charleston ryoung@charlestoncounty.org" Source="Ross Fraser, Ladson, South Carolina" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/sides/sides0040.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="16" Unit="oz" Ingredient="canned pumpkin" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="chopped nuts" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="eggs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="butter or margarine (melted and cooled)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="15" Unit="oz" Ingredient="sweetened condensed milk" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Cool Whip" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="cinnamon" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="confectioner's sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="box yellow cake mix" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="8" Unit="oz" Ingredient="cream cheese" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Line bottom and sides of 9x13 pan with waxed paper.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix pumpkin, eggs, milk, sugar and cinnamon.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour into pan. Mix dry cake mix with nuts.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Sprinkle evenly over pumpkin mixture.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Spoon butter over cake mix evenly.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bake at 350 degrees for 50-60 minutes.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cool, invert on tray. Remove wax paper.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>When completely cool, mix cream cheese, Cool Whip, and confectioner's sugar for frosting. Frost, then refrigerate.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Apricot Chutney" ID="463" CookbookChapterID="60" Comments="I used this recipe as a stuffing for a herb crusted pork loin. The combination of the savory herbs, the sweet chutney stuffing and the smoke flavor was a wonderful mix" Servings="1" Author="sprinter troy@cmacsoft.com" Source="Modification of a Bon Appetit Recipe published in 1997" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0125.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="12" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Dried Apricots - chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1 1/2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="Chopped Fresh Rosemary" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Large Red Onion - chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="" Ingredient="Large Garlic Cloves - finely chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Water" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Grated Lemon Peel" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Cider Vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2/3" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Golden Brown Sugar - packed" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/8" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="Cayenne Pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="oz" Ingredient="Dried Tart Cherries ( 3/4 cup)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="Blanched Slivered Almonds - toasted" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Combine first 11 ingredients in a saucepan</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Bring to a boil over medium heat and stir until sugar is dissolved</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Simmer until most liquid is evaporated and chutney is thick (25 minutes)</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix in the almonds</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Chill and serve cold</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>I used this chutney as a stuffing for a pork loin but it was also good as a dip on crackers or with cheese.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Atomic Buffalo Turdles" ID="465" CookbookChapterID="60" Comments="Stuffed jalapeno's off the grill. Great appentizer or side item." Servings="1" Author="Boccie ilgdu@yahoo.com" Source="Forums and Online Sites" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0297.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Jalapeno's - fresh 2 -3 inches each (approx 30 count)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="8-oz" Ingredient="pack of Cream Cheese" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Bacon (may not use all)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Pulled Pork" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Wash, remove stems and half jalapeno's lengthwise. Only cut the stem off, don't cut the end of jalapeno off to remove the stem. Remove seeds and veins (leave veins in if you would like a hotter ABT).</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Use left over pulled pork, or prepare a small shoulder (2lb) for this. Besides pulled pork you can use any meat. Hamburger, or wedges of italian sausage work well also.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cut lengths of bacon strips just long enough to wrap around jalapeno half about twice.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Fill jalapeno halfs with cream cheese, top with a small amount of pulled pork and wrap the whole thing with a peice of bacon. I usually hold bacon on top of end of jalapeno and wrap around the middle and come back up over top at other end. Hold bacon ends in place with ½ toothpick each end.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Cooking Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Get cooker at 325deg steady. You are wanting to get bacon cooked without burning up the jalapeno's. I use a raised grid, and place the jalepeno's on a veggie rack allowing for easy removal when done.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Smoking these are even better. Maple wood and Hickory work well.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Allow 30 - 40 minutes for bacon to be done. Check them half way through and rearange as necessary to prevent any hot spots burning any.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Special Instructions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cream cheese will not melt out unless the jalepeno is tipped over. After removing from grill let them set for about 10 minutes to let the bacon crispen up. Otherwise eat as soon as you are able to. Have a drink ready.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures><RecipeImage xmlns:dt="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:datatypes" dt:dt="bin.base64" FileType="jpg">/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQAAAQABAAD/2wBDAAMCAgMCAgMDAwMEAwMEBQgFBQQEBQoHBwYIDAoM
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2Q==</RecipeImage></Recipe><Recipe Name="Augusta's Favorite Salad" ID="466" CookbookChapterID="60" Servings="1" Author="Larry Ward kward1@bellsouth.net" Source="Augusta's Favorite Salad" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0112.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="salad oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="red wine vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="monosodium glutamate" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="seasoned salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="oregano leaves" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="tomato,chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="green onion tops,chopped" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="tsp" Ingredient="fresh chopped parsley" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="medium head lettuce,torn or chopped in small pieces" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="toasted pita bread chips" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix all ingredients,except lettuce.Add chopped lettuce and toss.Toss with toasted pita bread chips,serve.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Aunt Joan's Potato Salad" ID="467" CookbookChapterID="60" Comments="A superb potato salad. Goes great with anything. My Aunt Joan makes the best potato salad on the planet earth. This is the only Yankee recipe I know. I will point out that in the North they use salad dressing. I will only use Dukes Mayonnaise. I'm not sure if it is available to Yankees." Servings="1" Author="Roger in Charleston rmyoungsr@aol.com" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0036.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="lb" Ingredient="Potatoes (Idaho, Russets or Red)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Miracle Whip or Dukes Mayo-enough to make quite moist" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="yellow mustard" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="dash" Ingredient="salt" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="dash" Ingredient="pepper" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3" Unit="Tbs" Ingredient="vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="boiled eggs" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="onions" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="stalks of celery" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Boil potatoes. Salt when cooking. Cut as soon as cool enough to touch</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>mix wet ingrediants together. Add sugar and vinegar to sweeten and sour. Put these on potatoes while they are still a little warm. Refrigerate overnight is best.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>After cool or next day add:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Boiled eggs</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Chopped onions</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>finely chopped celery</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Radishes for color</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Green pepper if you like it</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>If salad is too dry add more mayo.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Awesome BrocoSlaw" ID="468" CookbookChapterID="60" Comments="This is a great Slaw Side using shredded broccoli instead of cabbage. Very unusual and delicious." Servings="1" Author="bocceman bocceman@mediaone.net" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0114.htm" CreateDate="08/18/2003"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="lb" Ingredient="bag broccoli slaw or regular slaw" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sunflower seeds ( meats)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="slivered almonds (can toast in oven with a watchful eye)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="sm bunch" Ingredient="scallions (chopped)" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="pkg" Ingredient="ramen beef or roast beef flavored noodles crunched up small" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="3/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="olive oil" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/4" Unit="cup" Ingredient="vinegar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="sugar" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="2" Unit="" Ingredient="packets of seasoning from the Ramen Noodles" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Mix olive oil, vinegar, sugar, and seasoning packets together about four hours before serving.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Shake often until well blended.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Just before serving layer brocoslaw, nuts, seeds, scallions, and the crunched ramen noodles.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Pour dressing over top.</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Toss and serve at once</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure></RecipeProcedures></Recipe><Recipe Name="Brown &amp; Wild Rice With Nuts" ID="7381" CookbookChapterID="60" Comments="This is a delicious side dish which is rich, hearty and goes well with most any meats, but especially wonderful with ham." Author="Submitted by: Ron Pratt aka RRP patron@mtco.com" Source="Tweaked from a basic recipe from Dr Kay Royster" WebPage="http://biggreenegg.com/recipes/newRecipes/sides0328.htm" CreateDate="01/28/2004"><RecipeIngredients><RecipeIngredient Quantity="" Unit="" Ingredient="Ingredients:" Heading="Y" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1" Unit="" Ingredient="Box Uncle Ben's Brown and Wild Rice Mushroom Recipe - see below" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="slivered almonds" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="either chopped walnuts or chopped pecans" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="onions" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1/2" Unit="cup" Ingredient="celery" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/><RecipeIngredient Quantity="1.5" Unit="cup" Ingredient="dried cherries" Heading="N" LinkType="Ingredient" IngredientID="0"/></RecipeIngredients><RecipeProcedures><RecipeProcedure Heading="Y"><ProcedureText>Preparation Directions:</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook the Uncle Ben's according to package directions. You may have difficulty finding the &amp;quot;Brown and Wild Rice Mushroom Recipe&amp;quot; which is one of their six offerings. I have made it with just the &amp;quot;Original&amp;quot; and while it is great, the &amp;quot;brown and wild&amp;quot; is far superior in this dish. I even had to have a buddy ship me 8 boxes from Texas where it is made!</ProcedureText></RecipeProcedure><RecipeProcedure Heading="N"><ProcedureText>Cook the almonds and nuts in a skillet with a two or three pats of margarine over a medium heat until brown. Be careful not to burn them.</Proce