Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger! | Chuds BBQ



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Today I made a scratch made half pound smoked bacon cheeseburger and scratch made smoked buns on my new pellet grill! Nothing fancy, just a simple delicious well balanced burger, you have to give this a try!

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Burger Buns:
185g water
10g yeast
460g flour
14g dough conditioner
50g sugar
8g salt
1 egg yolk
2 whole eggs
42g butter, softened

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►6″ Nakiri

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Ingredients
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►Chud Rub and 16 Mesh Black Pepper

►Fogo Charcoal

►Wagyu Tallow

►Dough Conditioner

►High Temp Cheese

►Pink Salt

►Sodium Citrate

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36 Comments

  1. You said you had a camp chef windwood pro. I currently have a traeger pellet grill and its getting older and a bit small. I want to buy 😅 a new grill next year. How would you rate this yoder vs the camp chef ? Because i was thinking of getting the camp chef i never heard of yoder.

  2. If you really want a stick burner quality from a pellet grill!! You need to get a Lone Star Pellet Grill!!! American Made in Texas. You can blend wood chips and pellets. It will last a lifetime, unlike the Chinese Yoder.

  3. Pellet grills can pretty much do what any other grill can do these days. Without the hassle of maintaining your temp in an overnight cook. I'll set it and forget it and go to bed without headaches.

  4. i doubt this comment will be received well, and i want to start off by saying i love your recipes but man, can we get a few videos that arent you talking like a compartmentalized robot?

  5. I have a YS640 and when you cook with the grill grates, you get more direct heat right on the controller's thermostat which is located right above the firebox, for some reason. I think this is at least part of the reason you were getting more severe temperature swings when baking the bread. The Yoder in smoke mode is definitely more consistent with temperatures than in grill mode. I've never really understood the placement of that thermometer though. Edit: after watching again, maybe you had the firebox covered with the plate and then the grill grates on top while cooking the bread? If so then that config should not have resulted in the temp swings you saw. The cooker does require some stabilization after startup, like with any cooker though.

  6. Welcome to the Yoder pellet grill family. The pizza oven attachment is a must get if you don’t have it yet. It cooks a brisket really well. Not the same flavor you would get off your offset but still works really well. One of the best things I have made on it was also a smoked burger with the trimmings from the brisket when we did an overnight cook on a brisket.

  7. I love the versatility of the Yoder smokers, but that comes with a price: cleanup is a much bigger deal than other pellet grills. I do a deep clean on my Grilla pellet grill twice a year. In between, I just keep the grates clean and the drip bucket empty. Everyone I know who has the Yoder says you need to clean the grease up after every cook. That's more work than I'm willing to do.

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