RECIPES | MODEL: 911050 / 2000 SERIES |
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Winning Recipes
Low N’ Slow Ribs
Your BROIL KING KEG® excels at making tender,
coals are lit, close the lid. Adjust the dampers to the #1 position when the temperature reads 250°F. Cook the ribs for four hours. Remove the ribs, baste with your favorite sauce and cook for another hour at 250°F. For extra flavor, add a handful of soaked hickory chips to your fire before starting the cook.
Sumptuous Stuffed Peppers
Cooking veggies is fast and easy on your BROIL KING KEG®. The convection currents and
-so keep an eye on it. Stuff bell peppers with your favorite fixins - we like Italian
sausage, rice and cheese. Place them directly on the grate and bake on 350°F for 20 to 30 minutes.
Ultimate Beer Can Chicken
The BROIL KING KEG® is perfectly suited for roasting.
Unlike a regular grill, the insulated BROIL KING KEG® cooks evenly and maintains temperature flawlessly. Just get your fire going and adjust
the dampers down when you reach 350°F. Take a
Perfect Pizzas
Baking on the BROIL KING KEG® will take your cooking to a whole new level - making you the envy of the neighborhood. The upper grate gives you a little more distance from the fire and is perfect for baking. When making pizza, we like to use 12” diameter pizza stone. Place the stone on the upper grate of your BROIL KING KEG® and
to 400°F. Use fresh dough and load it up with your favorite toppings. Place your pizza on a sheet of baker’s parchment paper - this will ensure results. Bake on top of the pizza stone for 10 to 15 minutes.
The Perfect Steak Grilling Guide
For the perfect medium rare 1" thick New York Strip, follow these simple instructions.
Marinate steak for 1 hour at room temperature or up to 24 hours in the refrigerator. If refrigerating, bring steak close to room temperature a half hour before grilling for more even cooking. Preheat grill on MEDIUM/HIGH. Brush grids with olive oil and proceed as directed.
NOTE: Bone in cuts take slightly longer. Times may be affected by wind, outdoor temperature, and thickness or temperature of meat prior to cooking.
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| Rare |
| Med/High | 1¾ | 1¾ | 1¾ | 1¾ | 7 minutes |
Rare | Medium/Rare |
| Med/High | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 8 minutes |
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| Medium |
| Med/High | 2¼ | 2¼ | 2¼ | 2¼ | 9 minutes |
Medium/Rare | Well |
| Med/High | 2½ | 2½ | 2½ | 2½ | 10 minutes |
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Medium |
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| Med/High | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 12 minutes |
Place steak on angle | Flip the steak as | Turn and flip the |
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