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Joetisserie Prep

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mr mac

mr mac

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A couple of days ago I ran the Joe up to about 800° to do a thorough cleaning burn of all components, minus the grates. Today I disassembled the thing. brushed all the parts down, and finished with the vacuum.

I now have it prepped and ready for some rotisserie chicken!
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