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My 22 is over 40yo and it's the only cooker I don't cover. There is zero rust or chipping of the porcelain. Maybe they don't make 'em like they used to???
I'll nominate a couple:
1. The Pepper Plant Original (California Style) Hot Pepper Sauce isn't incredibly hot; it just has a very nice flavor. (They make one out of haban~eros instead of jalapen~os if this one's too mild for you.) Excellent on eggs or hash browns.
2. Walmart's Great Value...
I used to prefer Lone Star Grill on the south side of town but quality there has been slipping. BT never lets me down. (Funny how the locals prefer Salt Grass and some of the chains on the west--rich--side of town.) Burgers are great too. Everything's a buck or two off before 4:30pm or so on...
It looks homemade, a labor of love. if the thing is about 100# or more, I'd guess a value of $50-$100 in populated areas. Are you in the US? Probably worth less elsewhere.
Things that could make it more valuable are an adjustable fire grate so you can adjust fire height from slow smoking to...
Advice is >1 yr late, but you can never have too much lighting or electrical outlets. Also, budget more counter space than you think to a sink, and avoid any sink with a divider to it. (Having the disposal outlet off-center can be nice however.)
As far as surviving, we ate out a lot. Sure...
Adding croutons to coleslaw can be nice too. But croutons will get soggy if stored...gotta' only add them when served. Peanuts can endure...great idea.
Salt & Crunch is the trick.
I've mounted 2 LED floodlights in my cook area. They're intended for permanent architectural lighting so are rugged and seem electrically (120vac) safe. But the larger headlamps with 3 18650's keep getting better I use those a lot.
Yes, don't forget the paper towels. And 15" of chain to keep the wind from blowing them away. (I've mounted a horizontal bar underneath to hold the roll)
just a little obstacle in your path. It will be SOOO great to get that lift working.
I used to be able to do just about anything with a single hydraulic roller jack and willpower. But as I age, even an oil change is a big endeavor. You can just never have enough space and enough light as...
I'd think wild boar would be awful compared to the breeds that've been domesticated for 500 years. Yet I know someone who went bow-hunting for one and he said it was good. But he didn't offer me any...FWIW.
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