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Master the Wood Pellet Grill: A Cookbook to Smoke Meats Like a Pro - Paperback helps you move beyond burgers and hot dogs with techniques for smoking and grilling your favorite meats. Learn practical ways to build flavor, prepare cuts, and troubleshoot common pellet grill problems.
Try mustard as a binder for ribs, reverse searing on tri-tip, or seasoning beneath the skin of turkey and chicken. The book also covers homemade rubs and marinades, plus how to select, prepare, rest, and cook meat.
Why You'll Love It- More ways to build flavor: Explore distinctive techniques for ribs, tri-tip, turkey, and chicken.
- Rubs and marinades: Find ideas for homemade seasonings and marinades to make your dishes stand out.
- Meat preparation guidance: Learn about choosing cuts and preparing, resting, and cooking them.
- Troubleshooting help: Read about temperature swings, igniter trouble, and fire loss in smoke setting.
- Paperback format: Keep this 192-page cookbook on hand as you plan your next cook.
Andrew Koster is a former customer service manager for Traeger, Pit Boss, and Louisiana Grills. He has also participated in developing pellet grills and related products, and works on the product development team at Dansons, maker of Pit Boss and Louisiana Grills.
Specifications- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 192
- Dimensions: 0.6 x 9.2 x 7.5 inches
- Publication date: November 26, 2019
- Author: Andrew Koster
This cookbook is for wood pellet grill owners who want to smoke more than the usual backyard staples. It suits cooks looking for meat-preparation guidance, new flavor techniques, homemade rub and marinade ideas, or help addressing common grill issues.
What kinds of recipes and techniques does the cookbook cover?
It covers meat-focused grilling and smoking, with techniques including mustard as a rib binder, reverse searing tri-tip, and seasoning beneath the skin of turkey and chicken.
Does the book include guidance beyond recipes?
Yes. It discusses selecting, preparing, resting, and cooking cuts of meat, as well as making homemade rubs and marinades.
What pellet grill problems does it address?
The troubleshooting section covers unwanted temperature swings, igniter trouble, and loss of fire while using smoke setting.
Who wrote this pellet grill cookbook?
Andrew Koster wrote the book. His background includes customer service roles with Traeger, Pit Boss, and Louisiana Grills, along with participation in pellet grill and product development.
How many pages are in the paperback?
The paperback has 192 pages.
What are the book's dimensions?
Its listed dimensions are 0.6 x 9.2 x 7.5 inches.
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