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I agree with Smokin Monkey GMG Daniel Boone for me, worth the money for set and almost forget LOL!!!
Keep the charcoal for fun in the sun with beer!!!!
Hi
Just a little tip I picked up at the BBQ champs in KC......................
For those of you struggling with lighting your charcoal try using Pringles or other, yes crisps! the oil in them burns very well n slow and will light any stubborn briquette
Hey Danny
Fried fish as you describe is a British staple (our signature dish), being an island and not having deep fat fryers in the old days all fish was lightly covered in seasoned flour and fried on an old wood/ coal range Have you seen how many fish n chip shops there are in the seaside...
I was thinking about a welders mat on the bottom for insulation may be a bit less bother than vermiculite cement
Defo need the chimney mod, seal the lid and get the lid blanket IMO
I'm with Mr monkey about pellet usage never the same twice
I have a feeling the U.S. GMGs are exactly that made in...
Yep got one but had a few of problem with the controllers (Chinese made) but once working is brilliant.
The smoke flavour is not as good as I would have expected in fact dissapointing but that could be due to the pellets used but they were GMG??
Its a good cooker and aftersales in the UK is...
Hi Boys,
Picanha is just the cap off the rump, cut short so it can go on a skewer as per picture below
Tom Hixon's in London sell Irish and Uruguayan Picanha
Good place to try if you are in the US is Fogo de Chão they are dotted all over but there is one in Orlando and Kansas City
Just in the KC airport ready to return but yes I seen some good things and strange
One of the top teams use cinnamon in their finishing sauce it was shite! Lol!
It's well worth the trip though128512
Hi wade
There were about 187 in the invitational and about 650 or so in the open. So our guys were exceptional! The amount of information I gleaned from about 30 different teams was awesome you just can't get that from home no matter how good. The judges course although a little repetitive is a...
Hi guys
Just chilling recovering from a momentous weekend at the world championships in Kansas City
If you ever get the chance go it's awesome as is KC
Not only did we get qualified as a judge I also teamed up with a comp team PIG RIGGIN. Just went for a chat and stopped the weekend Qing.... I...
Just done the American royal BBQ champs with Pig Riggin BBQ team and every one seemed be using Bush's tinned beans as the base ingredient so if they good enough for the pros then I'm in!!!!
Hi Tom,
I agree about the brush marks. Dipping is the way to go. I do 4 quarter turn dips and then top and bottom. But you look like you did a great job anyway and looks like store quality to me so well done and congratulations on your anniversary
Hi Mr Oregon,
There are a couple of ways to wax cheese that we do in the UK and you found out one of the ways by trial and error. However the trick is to just have the melted wax at just half the depth of the cheese when dipping then allow it to set and do the same the other side (half) so you...
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