I can't tell you how much I love this whole concept James. How great that you were able to help her in a way that her whole family got to experience and will continue to experience as she learns!
Love the early access! This video was awesome. One of my favorite videos. It’s nice showing the reality of what a lot of people go through, and how you can provide that extra boost to motivate them and bring greater joy to their homes. They all seemed so happy to meet you, improve their cooking, and get some generously sponsored gifts. I’m looking forward to the rest of the series, and hopefully many more James! Thanks Sponsors!
I love the format, and can’t wait for the rest of the season. I would like to see a bit more of the pre and post fix cooks, so we can get a better idea of what’s going wrong and how to fix them, hearing you talk about that and walk through it more with the person. Also try not to skip steps like with going from the boat to fully wrapping, I know the text overlay said what happened but it’s easily missed. I love the family reactions, bringing out what a great bbq cook means to people, that’s a great idea! Looking forward to the next one
Glad you enjoyed it! Really hope to expand on this concept as I think it’s helpful for more people to know they aren’t alone with similar challenges which with a few tips and or techniques can be fixed
I enjoyed the video very much. I love the atmosphere of being down home and friendly. Keep up the good work James and all your responses out there. Thank you for letting James do this. Keep it up.
Fantastic video! I love this new series and how you made smoking accessible to people. To the sponsors…WOW, I’m going to get some FOGO and appreciate the support on this project.. fantastic!
Thanks so much. Especially the episodes a few thousand miles from home couldn’t be done without the help of all the sponsors so I am incredibly grateful for them helping make this concept possible
Great start to what looks like an awesome series, James! I want to say you single handedly led my purchase from many of those sponsors. KJBJ and JJr, Meater block, always use Fogo, the X10 and pocket pro from ChefsTemp, and the pepper cannon. I've even got some several of these as gifts for others. Hope your sponsors know how much we appreciate them. Now I'm gonna have to go take a look at that hybrid Tundra!
Hey James, You got me started with my Kamado Joe a few years ago, and you have definitely given me wonderful skills with your in depth explanations of each type of cook. I even get inspiration from your offset reviews and tips. Love the new style where you interact with average Joe/Julie’s in helping them overcome errors and make better protein! I look forward to more! If you would do us a favor and put a link to the sponsors who help so we can more easily let them know that we support them and appreciate the support they provide you would be awesome! Thanks again, Bob
I cooked a great shoulder last week. I realize that over night dry brine and leaving the roast a little longer will improve on my already good result. Thanks as always James.
Perfect timing! I'm actually smoking a pork butt for my in laws right now, the grill is heating and I'm waiting for the smoke to clear up a bit before putting the meat on. I bet this took a ton of coordination. This is awesome! I'd love to see a season 2 for sure
I so glad that you are doing these types of videos with helping others improve their BBQ cooking. Thanks for showing and talking about the whys they are having problems and what you did to improve the cook. Thanks to all the sponsors that provided items in this video and all the others. I buy items from most.
Love the video! You’d mentioned that you were going to talk about the amount of fuel to use, which is a big question I have, but it never turned up in the video .
Hey James a great video having just bought a big Joe 3 here in Australia base on your videos I can’t wait to see more of these hints and tips . I have been using the dry brine on chickens and after only 3 cooks I’m really happy with the results.
I thought you were going to tell her just cook the pork shoulder to over 200F and make sure it's probe tender before pulling. You helped her out a lot with the charcoal, tricks to get more smoke, and knowing when to pull. Also love the editing, very informative.
amazing idea! I will for sure watch season two. Good job and keep up these amazing videos. I've learned so much and currently apply them to my gas grill although I hope a kamado is in my future. lol
Even though I have 'passed' most of these challenges, I'm still looking forward to these shows and learn how I may be getting just a little bit better.
Great episode! Love the idea for the series too :) I'm personally looking forward to the chicken one - I find getting the skin done right quite tricky. Can't wait to see what you teach!
Really liked this video. My only complaint is that I wish it were longer! Looking forward to more in the series and way to crush it with the sponsorships. Great job James.
I know this is a concept for your channel, which is excellent, but man you are kind to these folks. Not everyone jumps down the rabbit hole of bbq minutia , they just want to make dinner.... your input will likely have long lasting effects with these peoples future cooks.
@@SmokingDadBBQ No that is not what I meant, but rather the opposite. Folks like yourself, and anyone watching TH-cam vids about bbq tend to go down the rabbit hole, while normal folks don't know what they don't know. You gently guide them to success like a mentor and I personally enjoy watching the process and end result.
Thank you very much! I really liked it so hoping if the series does well to expand to more locations outside of North America and hit the west coast US next time around
thanks so much. I couldn't do the next ones thousands of miles away from home without them... in the backyard a video is about breakeven with ad revenue but travelling for 2 weeks costs a lot more to produce so i am so fortunate a few folks stepped up to help make this happen.
I love the real-world approach to this series as a change-up from the normal more controlled environment of your backyard kitchen. You can't really control what they have been doing, and have to help them problem-solve. Super interesting. It strikes me that this series is about understanding method instead of a recipe. I'm curious what you do with the rendered fat in the foil boat I. Do you pour it over the shredded pork? Use it to sauté later?
For some recipes I use it for sautéed veggies that get mixed in if the pork is going in a wrap or taco etc. this time the fat was discarded as the pork was plenty juicy and didn’t need any extra fat added back in. If the cut was a little leaner I would add it back
Loving the early access with the channel membership. Video is great! The family you chose was wonderful too. Word to the sponsors, please keep this going for Season 2 and beyond.
Nice vid! Saved the day! On the topic of not having enough intramuscular fat, if it’s 210f and not as probe tender as you would like would you just wrap it up and end it or try to cook it for some more?
Thanks so much. Might have missed the sections of the video which show it in a boat and then explained it went into a wrap to prioritize a longer rest once it reached 195. This is because at this late stage with a good bark the longer rest time makes more difference than letting it coast 30-45min longer on the grill
Great video and tips. You said you did a foil boat, but the probe test is in a foil wrap butt. What did I miss? Is there a point where you go from boat to full wrap? Thanks!
Great video James! I love this format; I think it’s great… Additionally coming from the GM of a Toyota dealership I love the wheels! That Capstone is a beauty!
What about spritzing techniques? Do you usually do that with pork butt or briskets? I saw a squirt bottle but no mention of when to start spritzing or if it’s necessary. Etc…
I didn’t repeat my full 101 pork video linked in the description as I tried to just focus on the issues each family had vs repeating everything. It was 50/50 water and apple cider vinegar
I have to say that I really like the concept and how this went. I would suggest a rework of the drive home part as that would clearly be distracted driving on video. I think if you pulled over somewhere and said you’re just on the way home but wanted to share some thoughts, it would be almost as good ( I do like the visual of the drive).
Thanks. I will keep that in mind for next season as all episodes this season follow a similar format. I do watch many auto review channels that include in cabin in motion shots and the speed was very low so it felt like talking to a passenger / safe in normal conditions
So, I've never been able to get smoke flavor to penetrate deep into meat. Can it be done, or does it just seem to have flavor after the surface is mixed with the middle? Smoke on fish or a chicken / turkey breast is no problem.
This is the Konnected Joe which doesn’t have a sloroller. It’s based off the series 2 Kamado but has an electronic controller built in along with an automatic fire starter
@@SmokingDadBBQ thanks, I'm on the German BBQ fair and asked an official why the konnected joe is based on the second model. They said there are a lot of model 2 molds made which makes it cheaper to produce a konnected joe based of the model 2. They might make a model 3 based lateron but that's not been decided yet.
@@SmokingDadBBQI saw you pull out of your driveway and stopped the vid to comment. I just finished the video and see it was only for the day! We have the LTD and it’s fun and FAST! I am learning so much from you James! Glad I found your channel 🎉
Nice to see novice individuals with common problems with the art of smoking meats. I just wish you could have spent more in-depth techniques showing you teaching the people who needed help
if i read the youtube directions correctly all members who have subscription notifications turned on will see early access under your subscriptions tab when i publish it to members before general release
I am not sure what persctly clean kamados are. Nor am I clear who ones one is … but if I read between the lines the family was gifted a new KJ for being part of the show which is why it looks new … because it was.
Great video - please never drive and vlog ever again. Peoples families drive on those roads. There’s enough distracted drivers. I can’t support you doing this. James your parents should have taught you this
Appreciate the concern, every automotive channel has a secure camera and talks to passengers. In town the speeds are 50kmph / 30 MPH and there was no traffic in front or behind me. I'd be more concerned about the person texting on their phone than talking to a passenger or camera
I can't tell you how much I love this whole concept James. How great that you were able to help her in a way that her whole family got to experience and will continue to experience as she learns!
Many thanks
Love the early access! This video was awesome. One of my favorite videos. It’s nice showing the reality of what a lot of people go through, and how you can provide that extra boost to motivate them and bring greater joy to their homes. They all seemed so happy to meet you, improve their cooking, and get some generously sponsored gifts. I’m looking forward to the rest of the series, and hopefully many more James! Thanks Sponsors!
Thanks so much!!
What a fresh new series, this is going to make a lot of people happy for sure.
Thanks so much. Glad you liked the new series concept
I love the format, and can’t wait for the rest of the season. I would like to see a bit more of the pre and post fix cooks, so we can get a better idea of what’s going wrong and how to fix them, hearing you talk about that and walk through it more with the person. Also try not to skip steps like with going from the boat to fully wrapping, I know the text overlay said what happened but it’s easily missed. I love the family reactions, bringing out what a great bbq cook means to people, that’s a great idea! Looking forward to the next one
This was fun, James! Glad you’re spreading your wings and taking your bbq skills to the people! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Really hope to expand on this concept as I think it’s helpful for more people to know they aren’t alone with similar challenges which with a few tips and or techniques can be fixed
This format is great. We know you can’t visit all of us, so it is nice to see others with similar issues helped!
I enjoyed the video very much. I love the atmosphere of being down home and friendly. Keep up the good work James and all your responses out there. Thank you for letting James do this. Keep it up.
Glad you enjoyed it
Fun to watch. Kudos to all the sponsoring companies who've made this project possible.
Fantastic video! I love this new series and how you made smoking accessible to people. To the sponsors…WOW, I’m going to get some FOGO and appreciate the support on this project.. fantastic!
Thanks so much. Especially the episodes a few thousand miles from home couldn’t be done without the help of all the sponsors so I am incredibly grateful for them helping make this concept possible
Great start to what looks like an awesome series, James! I want to say you single handedly led my purchase from many of those sponsors. KJBJ and JJr, Meater block, always use Fogo, the X10 and pocket pro from ChefsTemp, and the pepper cannon. I've even got some several of these as gifts for others. Hope your sponsors know how much we appreciate them. Now I'm gonna have to go take a look at that hybrid Tundra!
Hey James, You got me started with my Kamado Joe a few years ago, and you have definitely given me wonderful skills with your in depth explanations of each type of cook. I even get inspiration from your offset reviews and tips.
Love the new style where you interact with average Joe/Julie’s in helping them overcome errors and make better protein!
I look forward to more! If you would do us a favor and put a link to the sponsors who help so we can more easily let them know that we support them and appreciate the support they provide you would be awesome! Thanks again, Bob
I cooked a great shoulder last week. I realize that over night dry brine and leaving the roast a little longer will improve on my already good result. Thanks as always James.
Good stuff!
Perfect timing! I'm actually smoking a pork butt for my in laws right now, the grill is heating and I'm waiting for the smoke to clear up a bit before putting the meat on. I bet this took a ton of coordination. This is awesome! I'd love to see a season 2 for sure
Love this idea. Please keep doing more of these types of videos. Cheers from BRANTFORD ONTARIO
Definitely keep doing this series!!!
thanks, hope to do more... next up is brisket
I’ve never dry brined my pork, but I’ll have to try that now.
I so glad that you are doing these types of videos with helping others improve their BBQ cooking. Thanks for showing and talking about the whys they are having problems and what you did to improve the cook. Thanks to all the sponsors that provided items in this video and all the others. I buy items from most.
Love the video! You’d mentioned that you were going to talk about the amount of fuel to use, which is a big question I have, but it never turned up in the video .
I did show it which was full to a hands width distance under the stone so air can move around
Hey James a great video having just bought a big Joe 3 here in Australia base on your videos I can’t wait to see more of these hints and tips . I have been using the dry brine on chickens and after only 3 cooks I’m really happy with the results.
Awesome! Thank you!
I thought you were going to tell her just cook the pork shoulder to over 200F and make sure it's probe tender before pulling. You helped her out a lot with the charcoal, tricks to get more smoke, and knowing when to pull. Also love the editing, very informative.
Thanks so much. I love seeing people gain the confidence to rock their next bbq at home
amazing idea! I will for sure watch season two. Good job and keep up these amazing videos. I've learned so much and currently apply them to my gas grill although I hope a kamado is in my future. lol
Hats off to the sponsors, a great way to demo your value
100%. Thanks
Looking forward to future episodes and thanks to the sponsors for their support. This is sure to grow in popularity
Even though I have 'passed' most of these challenges, I'm still looking forward to these shows and learn how I may be getting just a little bit better.
Watching this as I just put on my Father’s Day pork shoulder. Looking forward to the whole series! Cheers James!
Happy Father’s Day. Enjoy the pork
Great job James! I’m definitely going to watch the other episodes and want a season 2!
You’re the reason I got a Kamado Joe! 🎉
Thanks so much
This is such an awesome video! I absolutely loved hearing some real struggles and how they were addressed.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was fantastic! Looking forward to the series. Thanks for your investment of time and into people in the community. Great job!
Much appreciated!
Great tip about Fogo. I've used it almost exclusively for a couple of years, basically when you did some testing with it.
Good stuff! It’s good fuel
Great episode! Love the idea for the series too :) I'm personally looking forward to the chicken one - I find getting the skin done right quite tricky. Can't wait to see what you teach!
Hope you enjoy it!
Really liked this video. My only complaint is that I wish it were longer! Looking forward to more in the series and way to crush it with the sponsorships. Great job James.
So glad I stumbled across your channel this morning. I’m picking up my new 18” classic III on Thursday. Can’t wait to try my first shoulder.
Welcome aboard!
I know this is a concept for your channel, which is excellent, but man you are kind to these folks. Not everyone jumps down the rabbit hole of bbq minutia , they just want to make dinner.... your input will likely have long lasting effects with these peoples future cooks.
It’s been fun helping. Do you think less detail would be more interesting to watch?
@@SmokingDadBBQ No that is not what I meant, but rather the opposite. Folks like yourself, and anyone watching TH-cam vids about bbq tend to go down the rabbit hole, while normal folks don't know what they don't know. You gently guide them to success like a mentor and I personally enjoy watching the process and end result.
Loved this video. Ive always enjoyed your content but this was such a unique new way to help inform us. thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Congratulations on inventing this format. Nice change of pace and very entertaining.
Thank you very much! I really liked it so hoping if the series does well to expand to more locations outside of North America and hit the west coast US next time around
Excellent stuff, I'm really glad you have such great support from your sponsors for this. Cheers!
thanks so much. I couldn't do the next ones thousands of miles away from home without them... in the backyard a video is about breakeven with ad revenue but travelling for 2 weeks costs a lot more to produce so i am so fortunate a few folks stepped up to help make this happen.
Love the format of this series! Great way for the sponsors to get eyes on their products.
Glad you enjoy it!
What an awesome series. Love the recap at the end to go over everything. Keep it up James!
I love the real-world approach to this series as a change-up from the normal more controlled environment of your backyard kitchen. You can't really control what they have been doing, and have to help them problem-solve. Super interesting. It strikes me that this series is about understanding method instead of a recipe.
I'm curious what you do with the rendered fat in the foil boat I. Do you pour it over the shredded pork? Use it to sauté later?
For some recipes I use it for sautéed veggies that get mixed in if the pork is going in a wrap or taco etc. this time the fat was discarded as the pork was plenty juicy and didn’t need any extra fat added back in. If the cut was a little leaner I would add it back
Loving the early access with the channel membership. Video is great! The family you chose was wonderful too. Word to the sponsors, please keep this going for Season 2 and beyond.
Much appreciated!
James, this is a great idea! Sharing the skills in person is so exciting! Great job!!
Thanks so much!
What a great series James. You and where you are taking this channel is amazing!
Thanks so much!
Love this. Thank you Sponsors!
Thanks 🙏
Love the new series James! You work with some amazing sponsors. Looking forward to future episodes.
Much appreciated
This was a great video! I will definitely be looking forward to the other episodes in this series.
Awesome! Thank you!
Very good video, I think this is what it’s all about helping others.
Many thanks. Really enjoyed it and hope to do another season if the series does well
This was great James!!!
Thanks
Haha, this is awesome!
Outstanding first episode James. Well done. Great real life learning. Can’t wait for the next episode
Thanks so much. Can’t wait to share
Nice vid! Saved the day! On the topic of not having enough intramuscular fat, if it’s 210f and not as probe tender as you would like would you just wrap it up and end it or try to cook it for some more?
This could be an awesome series 👏 great video ❤
Love the new series!! What made you convert from a foil boat to the full wrap in this video?
Thanks so much. Might have missed the sections of the video which show it in a boat and then explained it went into a wrap to prioritize a longer rest once it reached 195.
This is because at this late stage with a good bark the longer rest time makes more difference than letting it coast 30-45min longer on the grill
Great video. Looking forward to the rest of this series.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome work, James, great concept! 🍻
Thank you! Cheers!
This is going to be a great series!
Thanks so much. Excited to share the rest once I finish editing them
It's true, I cannot cook ribs for crap. 😳 Fingers crossed for a Vegas visit (I have hockey tickets!).
I hope for season 2 to get out your way vs the south and east coast states this round
I love this! Great video!
Great video and tips. You said you did a foil boat, but the probe test is in a foil wrap butt. What did I miss? Is there a point where you go from boat to full wrap? Thanks!
I mentioned quickly it was wrapped at 195 to prioritize a longer rest
Great video James! I love this format; I think it’s great… Additionally coming from the GM of a Toyota dealership I love the wheels! That Capstone is a beauty!
Right on! Thanks for watching
Maple Leafs fan , just remember 1967...😂😂😂. Great video!!
Haha it’s not happened in my lifetime
What about spritzing techniques? Do you usually do that with pork butt or briskets? I saw a squirt bottle but no mention of when to start spritzing or if it’s necessary. Etc…
I didn’t repeat my full 101 pork video linked in the description as I tried to just focus on the issues each family had vs repeating everything.
It was 50/50 water and apple cider vinegar
Fun video, great job…
Many thanks
Cool 👍. Very cool
Love the laid back vibes.
Love the tundra! Im a service manager in a Toyota dealership in Montreal 😊
Many thanks. It was even a capstone … sad giving the keys back after the weekend
@@SmokingDadBBQ wow lucky 🍀. Those aren’t cheap
Hey James I got a question what size vent cap do you buy for the Kamado Joe Jr?
I have to say that I really like the concept and how this went. I would suggest a rework of the drive home part as that would clearly be distracted driving on video. I think if you pulled over somewhere and said you’re just on the way home but wanted to share some thoughts, it would be almost as good ( I do like the visual of the drive).
Thanks. I will keep that in mind for next season as all episodes this season follow a similar format. I do watch many auto review channels that include in cabin in motion shots and the speed was very low so it felt like talking to a passenger / safe in normal conditions
I’m sure you thought it through. It was a great episode.
So, I've never been able to get smoke flavor to penetrate deep into meat. Can it be done, or does it just seem to have flavor after the surface is mixed with the middle? Smoke on fish or a chicken / turkey breast is no problem.
Smoke seems directly died to convection. Moving air helps with noticing smoke penetration
I am also loving the Early Access
Awesome 👏
LMK if you want to come to the *other* CA, James!!!
Definitely hope to travel further next season. Have episodes in MI, NC, GA, IL coming up
I'm sure I've missed it. But is there a generation version of this as I don't see you use a slow roller?
This is the Konnected Joe which doesn’t have a sloroller. It’s based off the series 2 Kamado but has an electronic controller built in along with an automatic fire starter
@@SmokingDadBBQ thanks, I'm on the German BBQ fair and asked an official why the konnected joe is based on the second model. They said there are a lot of model 2 molds made which makes it cheaper to produce a konnected joe based of the model 2. They might make a model 3 based lateron but that's not been decided yet.
awesome
Many thanks
omg! she got a free konnected Joe?!!
Yes
I’m having a nightmare with steak and roast chicken being too tough and Smokey. Any tips? Thanks
Those are all episodes coming up so you’re in luck. Have pizza brisket and wings as well
@@SmokingDadBBQ great! Looking forward to them
Did you use Cherry for wood?
Yes
Hey, new sub here. Really enjoyed the video. Hope to make it to where you are one day. Looking forward to more content
Hey you drive the latest model Tundra too!!!
Toyota let me borrow it for a weekend to do this episode. Very nice 👍
@@SmokingDadBBQI saw you pull out of your driveway and stopped the vid to comment. I just finished the video and see it was only for the day! We have the LTD and it’s fun and FAST! I am learning so much from you James! Glad I found your channel 🎉
shoot id love a konnected Joe with #2 baby due next month
They make life easier for those moments for sure
Nice to see novice individuals with common problems with the art of smoking meats. I just wish you could have spent more in-depth techniques showing you teaching the people who needed help
I tried not to duplicate my 101 video on each meat and focus on the 1-3 things specifically related to the challenge each person has
Totally gave her the slip when you were testing with the probe. Her hand was there.... Wanting to feel.... Gone.
lol she did it several times off camera to learn the feel before we removed it
@@SmokingDadBBQ Great video! I've learned a lot from your channel. I don't own a kamado.
Oooo
Thanks
As a new member , I don't see how to access the videos before they are released to the public.
if i read the youtube directions correctly all members who have subscription notifications turned on will see early access under your subscriptions tab when i publish it to members before general release
He said they would foil boat. But they didn't use a boat. That's a wrap.
You skipped sections of the video which show it in a boat and then explained it went into a wrap to prioritize a longer rest once it reached 195.
I think it is just fine talking and looking at the camera while you're driving, but you are probably going to catch hell for doing it, but not from me
Most car review videos I watch setup a secure camera and glance at it when it’s safe like talking to a passenger
Just noticed your gonna need to do some sit ups.
The bbq is starting a spare tire....lol
Mine stared yrs ago and it's to late now
Working on it. Down 25 lbs this year so far
Actually I am sick and tired of showiing thses peresctly clean Kamados. Nobody ones one.
I am not sure what persctly clean kamados are. Nor am I clear who ones one is … but if I read between the lines the family was gifted a new KJ for being part of the show which is why it looks new … because it was.
Great video - please never drive and vlog ever again. Peoples families drive on those roads. There’s enough distracted drivers. I can’t support you doing this. James your parents should have taught you this
Appreciate the concern, every automotive channel has a secure camera and talks to passengers. In town the speeds are 50kmph / 30 MPH and there was no traffic in front or behind me. I'd be more concerned about the person texting on their phone than talking to a passenger or camera