Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables.

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I have been looking for a basic receipts for cooking on my new
traeger. I have heard that you can cook pizza to turkey. I am
interested in hamburgers, hot dogs, just basic stuff. I love the way
the food taste on this BBQ but am kind of afraid to experiment with it
when I can get the information on how to use it more efficently.

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"charlieb55" > wrote in message
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>I have been looking for a basic receipts for cooking on my new
> traeger. I have heard that you can cook pizza to turkey. I am
> interested in hamburgers, hot dogs, just basic stuff. I love the way
> the food taste on this BBQ but am kind of afraid to experiment with it
> when I can get the information on how to use it more efficently.
>


I don't have a Traeger so I can't give you anything specific, but some
experimentation is important. At 59¢ a pound, chicken thighs make for cheap
fun. Season as you like, toss them on and enjoy dinner. Try some country
ribs also.


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"charlieb55" > wrote in message
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>I have been looking for a basic receipts for cooking on my new
> traeger. I have heard that you can cook pizza to turkey. I am
> interested in hamburgers, hot dogs, just basic stuff. I love the way
> the food taste on this BBQ but am kind of afraid to experiment with it
> when I can get the information on how to use it more efficently.
>


Charlie, there is a recipe section on the Traeger site:

http://www.traegergrills.com/share/secret_recipes.cfm

Also, you can purchase the recipe book online:

http://www.traegergrills.com/SearchR...ld=It emAndID

Sheila

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"charlieb55" > wrote in message
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>I have been looking for a basic receipts for cooking on my new
> traeger. I have heard that you can cook pizza to turkey. I am
> interested in hamburgers, hot dogs, just basic stuff. I love the way
> the food taste on this BBQ but am kind of afraid to experiment with it
> when I can get the information on how to use it more efficently.
>


Keep in mind that you will not get grill marks on the dogs and burgers, or
steaks, that you get on a (direct heat) grill. If you don't experiment, you
will never obtain the best results.

John


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