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One of my grand mothers had one as I grew up.I remember some mighty fine food coming out of it.And big old cat head biscuits were out of this world good.
Use all wood start to finish. I feel I get up to temp faster with all wood.Flames give off more heat than coals,plus I'm building a good coal bed without using charcoal.
That's memories for me too.My Granny cut her applies up and dried them on top of her low porch roof in big tray's she had.She keep them in a cloth sack in her pantry. Her pies look just like those,man were they good.
You can always give the people whom has to sign off on the permits and such some of that fine fresh cooked BBQ ,just to say thanks for the help.Might help in the process.
Check with the Cod enforcement and building inspector of that county.They maybe the same in that location.You will have to have a septic system .Before you buy the land have a perk test done by the building inspector.That's whom does it where I live.He then can tell you what you will have to...
Congratulation,got one just like it and love it.Take care of it as Ben suggest and your grand kids will be using it when you are to old to stoke the fire anymore. Love mine. Stacy
Fine looking bunch.I like the name tags,In another 10 years you will have to add return home address in case someone gets lost or turned around. I was born in 1949 . I'm getting there also. Hope all of you make many more. Stacy
Having had a triple by-pass years ago I have switched to olive oil only. As some have stated varieties have a strong flavor.What we use for everything is the Daily Chef brand 100% olive oil in a 3 liter bottle.It is a mix of refined and virgin olive oil. It is light in color and to me has a mild...
Love mine.Season it like Ben recommend and practice temp control ,like 225,275,and 325.Once you are able to maintain these you are pretty well set for most any cook.It will get up 500 I know if you stock enough.