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As a fellow Northern California citizen I have been very happy with our "seasonally cool" weather. I'll take it over the years where we were in the 100's in April.
I can smell the grill marks on the meat already. Searing hot fire. Quick turn. Wow!
Of course you may need to add a little sauce to the ramen. Are you going to simmer down the marinade?
I am going to agree with the two previous posts that talk about the 5200. I have one that looks more like the 5460 and have been using it for the past couple of years. Same basic design, and it's the design I'd like to speak to.
The bag making feature is nice, but it's not a time saver...
Very nice. The huckleberry preserve and balsamic reduction must have added a nice pop of flavor.
Even the title of the thread was all chef like. :emoji_wink::emoji_wink:
I looked at their brisket. They ran 15+ pounds. We're two old retired folks and as much as I'm chopping at the bit to smoke a brisket, I cannot deal with 15+ pounds. $5.65 or so a pound, so the price was ok. It might be ok if we had the freezer space, which we don't.
Oh...
A great looking meal. A lot of food.
Smoked meatloaf goes on the to-do list for me.
Even though we're in the San Francisco bay area we only have local fresh crab for a couple of months a year. The whale populations are growing and there are so many that get tangled in the lines for the crab...
If you wanted to see my father go ballistic wash the percolator. He had the same theory about the coffee taste.
If you were a kid and wanted a good whooping drop the glass top of the percolator on the floor and watch it break. Ask me how I know........................
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