Hot Coals : A User's Guide to Mastering Your Kamado Grill

Title Page; CONTENTS; FOREWORD: WE ARE CHEFS; INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER 1: THE HISTORY OF THE KAMADO; CHAPTER 2: HOW DOES A KAMADO WORK?; CHAPTER 3: COMPONENTS OF TASTE; CHAPTER 4: USING THE KAMADO; CHAPTER 5: PREPARATION TECHNIQUES; CHAPTER 6: RECIPES; SOURCES; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; GLOSSARY; INDEX OF SEARCHABLE TERMS; RECIPES; Copyright Page; Footnote; CHAPTER 3: COMPONENTS OF TASTE.;Sear, smoke, grill, and roast: Learn the secrets of the kamado and become a grilling all-star. Forget gas, propane, and standard charcoal grills--once you go kamado, there's no going back. In Hot Coals, chefs Jeroen Hazebroek and Leonard Elenbaas show you why everyone's obsessed with this amazing, adaptable cooker. They lay out thirteen techniques that showcase the grill's range: You can bake a savory quiche, grill a flank steak, and sear Moroccan-style lamb--all in the same device. Hot Coals is packed with essential kamado techniques and information, including thirty recipes, the science behind the cooker, and the key to infusing specific flavors into your dishes. With this indispensible grilling guide, you'll be a kamado master in no time.

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Two of the world's foremost kamado grilling experts show you how to get the most out of this amazing, adaptable cooker—includes thirty recipes! In Hot Coals , chefs Jeroen Hazebroek and Leonard Elenbaas show you why everyone's obsessed with the kamado grill. They lay out thirteen techniques that showcase the grill's range: You can bake a savory quiche, grill a flank steak, and sear Moroccan-style lamb—all in the same device. Hot Coals is packed with essential kamado techniques and information, including thirty recipes, the science behind the cooker, and the key to infusing specific flavors into your dishes. With this indispensable grilling guide, you'll be a kamado master in no time. Hot Coals is the must-have resource for kamado devotees. Complete with the kamado's long history, proper techniques for use, and the science behind the grill, plus how to infuse specific flavours and which tools to buy, this book is the comprehensive guide.