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Welcome to Fire and Water Cooking Cooking Channel! The Fusion of Sous Vide, BBQ, Grilling, Smoking and more! Here we will explore the many ways to cook using both of my favorite cooking methods, grilling and smoking with many types of grills and smokers, and using the Sous Vide water bath method. We will show you the benefits and amazing results you can get by using these methods alone or by combining them! We will cover the basics of smoking, grilling, searing, sous vide, and maybe even a few other ways to use these methods to produce outstanding food for your family and friends! Enjoy our channel and make sure to hit the "Like" button and subscribe and join us on our Facebook Group or follow us on our Facebook Page and Instagram! Check out the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Gourmet Seasonings & Sauces on Amazon, Walmart.com, and our own online store! We use only the BEST ingredients including domestically produced Black Garlic!
Fire & Water Cooking and Travel Podcast how cruising has changed and expanded over the years!
Newest Podcast Episode talking about how cruising has changed and expanded over the years. I will be having some guests on soon from major cruise lines to discuss their cruise lines and the industry overall!
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Easy and Delicious Crispy Dry Rub Chicken Wings
Просмотров 24416 часов назад
Super simple and delicious deep fried chicken wings with just a dry rub! Great for any occasion! Check out the GasOne propane or butane burner for a well built, easy to use portable outdoor stove at a very affordable price! amzn.to/3VRMiCC Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all using top quality domestic Black Garlic and other ingredients! amzn.to/3...
Burnt Ends - Pork Belly and Chuck Roast with Black Garlic Seasonings
Просмотров 178День назад
Check out these awesome burnt ends I made using my black garlic seasonings and sauces! The Kamado Joe Classic 3 did an awesome job on these and the darkness of the black garlic made them look really Burnt! Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all using top quality domestic Black Garlic and other ingredients! amzn.to/3AjQlvJ Get Your Personalized Full ...
Fire & Water Cooking and Travel Podcast - Mike LaCharite ISVA 2024
Просмотров 6814 дней назад
Join me for a discussion with Mike LaCharite about what is coming up for the International Sous Vide Association. We talk about the past, present, and future of Sous Vide cooking! They also have some cool trips and meet-ups happening this year and next. Check out he ISVA at www.theisva.org Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all using top quality dom...
The Original (ish) Buffalo Hot Wings Recipe From the 1980's
Просмотров 30221 день назад
When I was growing up in the 80's I worked at several restaurants that were copying the "Original" Buffalo Hot Wings made famous at the Anchor Bar in Buffalo NY. Today you can find many different variations of hot wings, but these are pretty close to what the original recipe was. Simple and Delicious! Check out the Monument Gas Grill with sear box and burner HERE - amzn.to/3RGGSbd Check out all...
Sea Bass, Black Cod, and Grouper Grilled Up on the Evo Flattop
Просмотров 12321 день назад
I had a few pieces of fish I need to get cooked up and decided it would be a really quick and easy cook to do on the Evo Flattop Grill! The Fire & Water Cooking Black Garlic and Herb Compound Butter seasoning if PERFECT on any type of seafood! Black Cod is also known as Sable Fish and is right on par with delicious Sea Bass for sure.. Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations S...
2024 Fire & Water Cooking and Travel Podcast Relaunch
Просмотров 8528 дней назад
Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all using top quality domestic Black Garlic and other ingredients! amzn.to/3AjQlvJ Get Your Personalized Full Color Paperback or Hard Cover Copy of the Fire & Water Cooking Cookbook direct from my website here - www.fireandwatercooking.com/fire-water-cookbook Join us in our Facebook Group - groups/6200...
Bbq Berkshire Pork Burger - Shake Up Your Bbq Game With This Delicious Twist!
Просмотров 182Месяц назад
The last video in the "Any Thing But Beef" burger series, we use my newest "in development" barbecue seasoning on some amazing Berkshire heritage breed ground pork and create a smoky and sweet burger! Adding some fired jalapeños and pickled onions gave tis burger some awesome flavors and crunch! Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all using top quali...
Game Changer: Venison Oklahoma Onion Burger - A Twist On The Classic Beef Burger!
Просмотров 255Месяц назад
The next episode of my "Anything But Beef" burger series I make a Oklahoma Onion Style Burger using ground venison I purchased from Wild Fork Foods. I used my Black Garlic and Herb Compound Butter Seasoning to add a savory butter flavor due to venison being very lean. This turned out Fantastic! Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all using top qualit...
Ostrich, Bacon, & Egg Cheese Burger - Anything But Beef Burgers
Просмотров 351Месяц назад
Here is the 3rd video in the series of Anything but Beef burgers! We picked up some ground Ostrich meat from Wild Fork and decided to make it with bacon and a fried egg on top! This was pretty amazing for sure! Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all using top quality domestic Black Garlic and other ingredients! amzn.to/3AjQlvJ Get Your Personalized ...
Greek Lamb Smash Burgers With Tzatziki Feta Sauce - Anything But Beef
Просмотров 2672 месяца назад
The 2nd in my series of "Anything But Beef Burgers" i present you with the Greek Style Lamb Smash Burger! These are super easy and super flavorful! The Tzatziki Fet Sauce is also easy and makes these pretty awesome! I used a Greek seasoning from FreshJax but you can use any kind of greek seasoning you choose. Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all u...
Anything But Beef Burger Series - Sous Vide Kangaroo Burger
Просмотров 2752 месяца назад
The 1st of a series of "Anything But Beef" burgers comes from the land down under! I have never had kangaroo before but know others who have so this was a 1st for me! I must say it could have used a little more fat added as Kangaroo is very lean. It was a little sweeter than beef for sure. Check out all of the Fire & Water Cooking Edible Creations Seasonings and Sauces all using top quality dom...
Juicy Spatchcock Chicken Cooked To Perfection On The Evo Flat Top Grill!
Просмотров 3932 месяца назад
I wanted to see if this could fairly easy and just how the temperature of the Evo would stabilize during a cook like this. I used a rack to lift the chicken off the cooking surface and it really worked out well! Overall cooking time was about the same as roasting in the oven or on the smoker, about 1 hour 20 minutes. The thick stainless steel of the Evo lid made a big difference at keeping the ...
Jaw-dropping Blueberry & Black Garlic Chicken Lollipops - Sous Vide & Smoked
Просмотров 2732 месяца назад
Chicken lollipops are a great way to impress guests and they are much cheaper than wings! I use my very own Fire & Water Cooking Blueberry & Black Garlic seasoning and Triple B sauce on these and we sous vide them at 148f for 4 hours to make sure they are cooked through without over cooking them! Check out the Rec Teq Bullseye Deluxe Pellet grill HERE - amzn.to/3TEMwvC Check out all of the Fire...
Whole Picanha Roast aka Top Sirloin Cap Cooked Sous Vide and Seared
Просмотров 8052 месяца назад
Whole Picanha Roast aka Top Sirloin Cap Cooked Sous Vide and Seared
Black Garlic & Coffee Smoked Whole Prime Brisket on the M-Grills M36
Просмотров 2853 месяца назад
Black Garlic & Coffee Smoked Whole Prime Brisket on the M-Grills M36
The New Gozney Arc XL Pizza Oven Unboxing
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 месяца назад
The New Gozney Arc XL Pizza Oven Unboxing
Comparing the Evo Flat Top Grill vs The Cuisinart Round Griddle
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.3 месяца назад
Comparing the Evo Flat Top Grill vs The Cuisinart Round Griddle
Evo Flat Top Grill Griddle Quick Review and Walk Around
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.3 месяца назад
Evo Flat Top Grill Griddle Quick Review and Walk Around
Sous Vide and Smoked Pork Steaks with Sweet Chili Sauce Glaze
Просмотров 5184 месяца назад
Sous Vide and Smoked Pork Steaks with Sweet Chili Sauce Glaze
A Simple Twist on the NYC Chopped Cheese, The Mexican Chopped Cheese
Просмотров 4384 месяца назад
A Simple Twist on the NYC Chopped Cheese, The Mexican Chopped Cheese
Hexclad Table Sized Premium Salt and Pepper Grinders
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.4 месяца назад
Hexclad Table Sized Premium Salt and Pepper Grinders
Smoked and Fried Chicken Wings using the Typhur Dome Air Fryer
Просмотров 5474 месяца назад
Smoked and Fried Chicken Wings using the Typhur Dome Air Fryer
27th Annual 2024 Lakeland Florida Pigfest KCBS Barbecue Competition
Просмотров 4525 месяцев назад
27th Annual 2024 Lakeland Florida Pigfest KCBS Barbecue Competition
Making the Famous New York City Chopped Cheese My Way at Home
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Making the Famous New York City Chopped Cheese My Way at Home
Typhur Instaprobe Instant Read Thermometer vs. Thermopen and Others
Просмотров 7265 месяцев назад
Typhur Instaprobe Instant Read Thermometer vs. Thermopen and Others
Reverse Sear Cowboy Steaks on the Kamado Joe Karbon Steel Griddle
Просмотров 7855 месяцев назад
Reverse Sear Cowboy Steaks on the Kamado Joe Karbon Steel Griddle
Wienerwald Rotisserie Chicken using Typhur Sync Wireless Thermometers
Просмотров 7266 месяцев назад
Wienerwald Rotisserie Chicken using Typhur Sync Wireless Thermometers
Cutting and Freezing Cowboy Steaks with JVR Vac100 and VacPouch
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Cutting and Freezing Cowboy Steaks with JVR Vac100 and VacPouch
First Look and Cook with the Typhur Sous Vide Station
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First Look and Cook with the Typhur Sous Vide Station
You’ve had it for about a year now it looks like. What’s the verdict?
I will try to sous vide at 125 for 8 hours then put directly into smoker at 125 to get the added smoke flavor? I then would grill over charcoal at high temp/flame to get it crisp but this is all depending on you eating it that day. I think you basically cooked it twice so the sous vide was a waste of time? But I'm still learning. Thanks.
I'd like to do 70,000 Tons of Metal at some point, as it's basically a metal festival on a cruise. I don't really have anyone to go with though and don't want to go by myself.
why not? you will meet people on board for sure!
@@FireWaterCooking I dunno, never been good with people and social situations some like having someone there. I figure a cruise would be 99% couples probably, that’s a lot of money to spend alone just to try something I think.
Have had one for approx 5 years. Love it.
Awesome!
Thanks Darren. Beautiful wings.
Glad you like them!
They look tasty Darren. Very nice job on the cook.
Thanks 👍
Do you still have the Keveri?
no, I had it about a year.. I keep the grills on my deck moving..
Well done and informative video. Thank you. We live in Central America and have a very good butcher shop nearby--the trick is figuring out the name of the desired cut in Spanish--but we'll sort it out and I hope to buy a picanha next week. Also, thanks very much for the link to the beef chart. Do you know where I could order one like the one you have in the video? I can print one from the link, but I fear it's going to be very small. Thanks again.
Thanks for sharing!
This is not a fair comparison. Try the regular seal bar with the same settings that you use for the "retort" bar and vice versa.
the retort bar has a less wide but more robust wire strip to make it more compatible for retort bags. It will last longer and do a better job on retort bags then the standard bar..
Those burnt ends turn out absolutely fantastic.....definitely super tender and quite tasty I'm sure. Nice job Darren. Cheers 🍻
Thanks 👍
They look delicious Darren. Nice job. You've motivated me to finally make some burnt ends.
Go for it!
They may have refreshed the classic two. Mine has metal side shelves fortunately
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2 hours @120° comes out perfect. The sear brings it up to about 130° and you get a perfect medium rare. Almost looks rare but my kids demo the entire tray so I know it’s medium lol
120f does not cook or do anything to the meat and is rather unsafe.. please do a little research on this.. and short ribs would not be able to chew as they are pretty tough...
@@FireWaterCookingwish I could send pics. But like I said I’m not eating it at 120. Just the su vide process. By the time I’m finished searing it on the grill it’s 130+. Give it a try. I got some going as we speak. Only this batch I dry salt brined for a day first
@@Chillygilly88 like I said, it does nothing to the meat at 120f.. I have studied this process for years and had many discussions with people who developed it.. do what you want but I know what I know.. 120f is not a temp anyone should sous vide with...
I Sous vide my wings @175 F for 1 hour. Since the wings are already cooked it only takes 3 min. to cook to a golden brown (if you want, they can be coated with rice flour for extra crispness).
175f is too hot to cook them sous vide, any temp over 150f removes moister at a much faster pace and tends to dry thing out..
Hey Darren.....those Buffalo Wings look mighty fine. Cheers 🍻
Thanks for the comment @CookingwithStephennJacklyn! your thoughts are appreciated...
Nicely done Darren. That is definitely an outdoor cook.
Thanks 👍
He is now gone. Bye bye!
Where did he go?
@@FireWaterCooking I know not know!
Mine came shattered into pieces. I’m worried it will break easily.
I have had 3, none of them broke. I upgrade my original Big Joe to a Classic 2 then upgraded my Classic 2 to a Classic 3 with no issues for over 8 years..
You dont show how to roll seal ?
Thanks for the comment @JulioPerez-en2gp! your thoughts are appreciated...
Nicely done Darren. Those are 3 of my favorites too. I haven't seen fresh black cod near me, but there's an iconic Chicago fish smoke shop (it's right at the base of the bridge that Jake and Elwood jumped in the movie Blues Brothers) that sells it smoked. It is very oily for a white fish. Do you like halibut? That's at the top of my list.
I like halibut and flounder also
Absolutely no point for 30+ settings especially if they aren't marked. My observation of your test was the Mannkitchen was marginally, and when I say marginally I mean by a hair, better - but nowhere near to justify the price difference.
Thanks for the comment @RJWPG! your thoughts are appreciated...
@@FireWaterCooking I forgot to thank you for doing this in the first place! I know it's a lot of work and it's appreciated!
Good luck. Giveaways are always fun.
Yeah, I like giving stuff away sometimes.. LOL
Please bring back the Karubecue guy. Easily one of the most interesting guys in bbq.
not sure much has changed with him...
True, but a very informed guy who I enjoyed listening to. Regardless glad you are back to podcasting.
This is my perspective, I grew up eating cheap Hotdogs so I'm used to the smaller dog to bun ratio.. I started getting zweigles and they're good but it just felt like too much dog in every bite.. just tried the hoffmans and it's the perfect ratio for me while still having that nice quality dog 👌. Just comes down to preference I guess
yes, just like everything else in life.. Enjoy!
Great interview! Would like to see you interview him again.
Thanks for the comment @kanger80! your thoughts are appreciated...
Hexclad cheaper by 100 too. Hex all the way
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Btw this is not picanha. Picanha doesn’t come from the loin but from the round… it is the top of the round shaped like a triangle and with the cap fat!!! Picanha has 3 distinct veins and anything past the 3rd vein counting from the point of the triangle IS NOT PICANHA anymore!
Thanks Guga... LOL
Isn’t it steer meat? Not cow?
Oh shit! You are right! I am so glad there is someone out there on YT that has nothing better to do than hang on every word and try to correct it! You are doing the world a HUGE SERVICE!
@@FireWaterCooking You are welcome the video was still helpful but I see you’re just being sarcastic. Good day.
@@Skaterjessy019 and you were not? Cow is a general term we all use for the animal.. Like "Dog". We don't call them "Bitches and Studs". Good day to you also...
@@FireWaterCooking legitimately I wasn’t I was asking because I remember when I was in agriculture they would drill that into our brains. No worries though.
@@Skaterjessy019 good for you..I dont know how this video lasted on RUclips for 5 years without this comment..
I grew up thinking every park had the cinder block pits. I've seen some that could handle 500 chicken halves or more.
when I moved to Florida and had what they called "BBQ Chicken" I was shocked...
I bet that skin's like rubber... Way too low temp.
Thanks for the comment @stephenlnoe! your thoughts are appreciated...
so do you have to put the hinge together for the top and attach it to the bottom?
no... did you watch the video?
@@FireWaterCooking missed that part..OK git it.
So the pork won I’m guessing 😭
the beef and pork were good, beef was best "traditional" hot dog, pork was more like a sausage..
I feel like the smaller one would even be better for commercial? Unless you’re doing 16’ but most do 12 maximum.. you can’t fit two 12a in the larger one anyway so what’s the point?
if you are talking about a food truck, I agree, I have seen many people use the roccbox for those
Love my EVO! My friends call it ‘Social Cooking’ because I hand them a spatula and we space ourselves around it. You don’t get in each other’s way and those who want to help cook really enjoy the griddle time! I did get a little tired of cleaning around my handles and the way it was looking (where they attach to the cooking surface) so I did remove them after I had it about a year. It is VERY even cooking from edge to edge. I have had Blackstones and a Camp Chef thru the years and liked them and the food off of them of course , but the EVO is a serious bump up in quality. American made from American steel.
yes, it is built like a tank also and will last a lifetime.. I love mine
I’ve never used ground pork for a burger but it looks great. I have tried it with breakfast sausage and it is amazing but they shrink up a lot so make it bigger than you think you need. I’ll be getting ground pork and trying it your way soon.
yes this was a 1st for me also.. turned out better than I thought for sure, even my wife liked it and she is very picky about burgers..
Appreciate your videos, i've learned a lot. Are rib tips sou vide at the same settings as ribs? Thanks
Yes they are. Thanks for watching!
I imagine the Breville Hydropro circulator would last at least a decade under daily residential usage pattern.
Thanks for the comment @unknown-xf4ko! your thoughts are appreciated...
Full size set: $200 Tabletop set: $110 The ignorance needed to spend over three hundred dollars for two salt and pepper grinder sets: priceless Talk about having more dollars than sense.
Yep, but I have made 10 times that so far and more in the future from people who like these. I love it when people make stupid comments like this.. I bet you frown on people who can afford expensive cars and homes also.. So jealous
I think the beef stock ruined the bark. You had really good bark before the wrap. But thanks for showing the smoker I bought the new searwood today
cool....
Love the videos what is your favorite cooker? Or if you had to pick one which one would it be? Thanks
probably the Kamado Joe as it can do everything
Thanks I will look into the kamado joe. I was also thinking about the M1 grills what’s your opinion now of the M1? I have a dedicated reverse flow smoker so I’m really looking for whichever one grills food the best. Thanks
Nicely done Darren. A mistake people can make when cooking venison is over cooking it. Get much past medium rare and you will pick up more of a gamey flavor. When processing venison, we add ~10% beef fat because as you point out, venison is very lean, there's no intermuscular fat to speak of.
yeah, this was just a little over Medium Rare.. Was perfect and not gamey at all!
Tri tip is great, but picanha is our new favorite. Slice the fat cap into squares, rub in some rock salt and reverse sear over lump charcoal. Fantastic taste and texture!
both are awesome when cooked right for sure!
Do you do a RUclips using the Anova and doing an extra-large item??
yes
Do you still use this Weber?
no, I usually only keep grills for 6 months or so unless I really love it especially pellet grills as the technology is always changing.
Did you find it was finicky on the size of the wood pellet?
no, never had an issue with the many different pellets I used
Boiled meat
Idiot comment
Can't go wrong with ostrich meat!
it was pretty tasty!
Looks good Darren. Thanks for trying this for us.
it is pretty good for sure!
Why would you cut those before resting at least a few hours?
do you know the point of "Resting"? It is not necessary to rest a brisket if it is fully cooked. Resting is note really resting, it just allows for more carry-over cooking to further tenderize the meat...
@@FireWaterCooking yep, which is why you rest it, lol
@@Wtfdawg321 only if it needs it..
The flat is always hard to get right. With the said flat on yours looks more like break apart (over cooked) than pull apart.
@FireWaterCooking I wish you could do a review on the Hamilton Beach HSV1000 Acuvide commercial sous vide circulator.
I think I am done reviewing circulators, there are way to many out there now