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OM6520 E.1 ™ & © Char-Griller / A&J Mfg. 19
GRILLING RECIPES
WOKKED VEGETABLES: Use a grill “WOK Kooker” with small holes.
A favorite combo of veggies is asparagus, mushrooms, sweet onions & pineapple, but other
combos work great also. Green beans, red peppers, onions, zucchini is one more example.
Possibilities vast, unlimited to imagination. Mushrooms, sweet onions & pineapple add a lot.
Slice veggies and put in large bowl for 30 minutes prior to cooking. Then in a small bowl mix up
seasonings. Again let imagination run wild. Important to use oil in the mix to “coat” the veggies
Mix 2 TBS of each of the following: soy sauce, peanut oil, fish sauce & wine; also mix in 1 tsp of
each of the following: garlic (powder or fresh), sugar, favorite rub, lime juice, olive oil pepper.
Pour mixture over veggies and mix in with your hands. Let sit 15-30 minutes. Any longer the salt will
take the moisture out of the veggies and they shrink.
Start coals and bring Dome temp between 500 - 600° F. Open lid carefully at high Temp.
Place empty Wok Kooker (sprayed with oil) on cooking grate directly above coals & close Lid
After 1 min, dump veggies into Wok. Makes a sizzling noise. Spread out veggies & close Lid
After 2 or 3 minutes, open and stir well. Should see hint of browning.
Close Lid, wait 2 or 3 mins before stirring again. Repeat process until it has a crunch taste.
Cooking in a regular Wok is good and you end up with plenty of juices, but it is not the same. There
is something special about the effect high heat, open coals and smoke have.
SMOKING
(Indirect Heat w/ optional Smokin’ Stone™)
Combination of thick triple walls & insulation provides ideal insulation for long, slow cooking that ten-
derizes all meats. AKORN™ retains temperature for many hours. Cooking slowly at low temperature for
hours is key to great smoking. Smokin’ Stone™ turns AKORN™ into Convection Oven.
Grill Set-Up
for All “SMOKING” Methods & Foods
Smoke long and slow in the 200° to 350° F range
Adjust the Dampers for desired temperature
Lump Charcoal: (preferred over briquettes) Put several layers in firebox with soaked hickory chips
(soak 40 min to 3 hrs) mixed in or on top of coals for a wood smoke flavor to the meat. Use less
Lump Charcoal than you would Briquettes. For slow cooking, (250 to 350°) build small fire and
light with Fire Starter at top of the charcoal pile. Light charcoal pile at bottom for high temp fires.
Easy to heat up, harder to bring down.
Bring meat to room temp before cooking and use Meat Thermometer to know when done.
Also follow all rules above under “General Rules for all Grilling & Smoking”
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