wow, you actually made something edible. Good job!
Even dry wood is wet up here somehow, wish I could just run wood but I rarely cut anything dead and when I do the owners usually want it.I love the Weber design. Always wanted to replicate it with cast iron steel since I don't mess charcoal. I'd burn it out in under a year if I got the regular one.
I typically load a chimney with Kingsford regular, then add mesquite lump to the bottom and dump the coals over the top. Every once in a while I'll do 100% mesquite lump which makes it really hot, but the flavor is a little overpowering on most foods, at least for me.I love the Weber design. Always wanted to replicate it with cast iron steel since I don't mess charcoal. I'd burn it out in under a year if I got the regular one.
I only use mesquite lump, love the strong flavor.I typically load a chimney with Kingsford regular, then add mesquite lump to the bottom and dump the coals over the top. Every once in a while I'll do 100% mesquite lump which makes it really hot, but the flavor is a little overpowering on most foods, at least for me.
Yeah, making my spicy meat sauce a couple weeks ago was messy as fuck. It wasn't just pots and pans, it was the grease splatter everywhere from the sausages. On top of that I had a power outage the other night just as I was getting ready to reheat some food before going to bed. I had to do it on the BBQ using foil.You're gonna love it. No need to use 4 pots to make one meal. It's easy to clean. Water, heat, scraper, bingo bango bongo. Always clean after so the next use is easier. A little oil. Done.
honestly you would kick ass with a burger food truckSnake River Farms ground waygu, sautéed onion, bacon, homemade cowboy candy, avocado, onion rings, BBQ sauce, sharp white cheddar, kewpie cheese on brioche bun!
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