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Great find! Glad to hear someone else out there actually has one to use. Keep it in good shape, it may be collectible some day
Sounds like all the parts to me, assuming the bowl has the "hangers" for it that suspends it above the plate over the heating element and holds the bottom rack...
I have my big trailer rig that has a 5' x 2' cooking chamber for smoking and my 2' x 18" gas grill (call it my steak grill) mounted on it
The a little electric similar to a Brinkman i call r2d2, and a weber kettle and gas grill on the patio
Pretty much zero desire to have anything else...
Once I first wrapped a brisket in butcher paper, i never looked back
Do it every time i cook brisket now
4 to 5 hour mark is abouy right, just when it looks just right
I havent been yet, Snow's is only open on Saturdays, its on my bucket list
I have heard its great, I gotta hurry up and make it over there cause there is no telling how long Tootsie has left in this world
have the ends started splitting? something like this?
seems like I have always heard when it starts to split like that, then its dry enough for cooking
Have you been cooking with cherry wood before?
Every type of woodburns different, ive never used cherry, so i dont know its characteristics.
A year is typically long enough for wood to dry around here, let alone 2 if you believe what they told you.
How is it stacked and stored?
Have yall seen this?
http://www.weber.com/grillofalifetime?utm_medium=rr-email&utm_campaign=grillofalifetime&utm_source=mailchimp
Grill of a lifetime?
Saw someone say it may be that weber is going to enter the ceramic/bge market
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