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    • Blackstone Foil Packet Potatoes

      Posted at 12:50 pm by NativeNM, on July 25, 2025

      Last summer I started making foil packet potatoes on the grill. It’s an easy way to make crispy sliced potatoes with any number of seasonings. This summer I’ve traded in the grill for the Blackstone griddle and they are just as tasty and easy to make. Using a mandolin makes every slice precisely the same and allows them to cook evenly. If you don’t have a mandolin, you can slice them by hand, just try to slice them thin and as even as possible. The two packets pictured above have different seasonings; the left packet is sprinkled with a salt, garlic, and black pepper blend. The right packet is seasoned with Joe’s KC French Fry Seasoning. There are numerous season combinations that would taste fantastic on these crispy sliced potatoes. Create the taste that compliments your entree; perhaps a grilled burger, steak, chicken or smoked ribs.

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      Posted in Blackstone Griddle, Recipes, Side Dishes | 2 Comments | Tagged Blackstone Griddle Potatoes, Foil Pack Potatoes, Joe's French Fry Seasoning, Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que, Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que Burnt Ends, Thin Sliced Grilled Potatoes, Thin Sliced Potatoes on the Griddle
    • Burnt Ends Kansas City Style

      Posted at 11:36 am by NativeNM, on December 1, 2020

      Kansas City is home to some of the best barbeque on earth, especially their burnt ends.  As many of you know Joe and I made our home in the Kansas City area for 25 years.  One of the things we miss most is the barbeque and particularly the burnt ends from Joe’s Kansas City Bar-B-Que.  Joe’s is by far our favorite bbq and we’ve ordered it several times since moving back to New Mexico.  Yes, you can order their champion barbeque which is packed in dry ice and sent straight to your door.  Each meat is smoked to perfection and vacuum sealed with a handbook of instructions on how to reheat each item, whether it be brisket, ribs, sausage, chicken or burnt ends.  I successfully made smoked ribs a few years back which was a triumphant moment for me.  Burnt ends would be the ultimate goal if I could pull it off.  As it turned out, my oldest son Josh was home for a visit and he was a huge help.  We worked together keeping the charcoal going and trying to keep the grill temperature steady while waiting patiently for the internal temperature of the beef to reach the magic number.  It took a little over 8 hours to reach our goal and our burnt ends were so tender and flavorful.  We smoked 6 1/2 pounds and it was gone in a matter of days.  Josh and I agreed that this is our new tradition, when he comes home we make burnt ends.
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      Posted in Entree, Recipes | 0 Comments | Tagged Burnt Ends Chuck Roast, Burnt Ends Kansas City Style, Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que, Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que Burnt Ends, Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que Sauce, Joe's Rub, Kansas City Burnt Ends, Oklahoma Joe's BBQ, Poor Man's Burnt Ends
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