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Give it a watch with the subtitles. Although they don’t talk a whole lot about their process. He does say the wine will heal his hand faster, which he must have cut pretty good while butchering the bird.
This right here is important and I see so many people make this mistake.. Businesses often ask to take a photocopy of my ID and it’s always a process explaining this to them.
I’m happy with it. I do wish the air holes/grease drain/handles were maybe kidney shaped or something because food does frequently fall through. But for the price I really can’t be too picky about it.
Since I don’t have a Blackstone all my outdoor flattop cooking is done on the Hunsaker griddle in my Weber kettle.
Tonight was Fajitas. Started with some carne asada -
Then cooked up some veggies with my marinade -
Flour tortillas -
And plated -
Thanks for looking!
You’re correct, that looks like one of the early model Daniel Boones. Can’t help you on the temp settings. You can put a ambient air thermometer in there and test each setting.
It did come with the rear handle. I’m sure the hardware store should have a handle that’ll work if yours doesn’t have two. But a lot of people mount using L brackets under the lip of the lower bowl versus using the handles.
Exactly how I felt.
Its a standard stand alone 22” kettle. I wanted a performer for the table aspect but I picked this up used for $35 four years back. Took the legs off and made this table for it.
I didn’t already have the bun warmer or a vortex so this was a cheaper option. Also the upper deck gives you almost half a full grate of extra real estate.
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