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Post by jay57 on Dec 13, 2014 13:02:33 GMT -5
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Post by Peebag on Dec 15, 2014 17:17:32 GMT -5
Alright - how about some of you almighty grill masters fill this up with some recipes - something really good please
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Post by tailgatejoe on Dec 15, 2014 22:55:54 GMT -5
Alright - how about some of you almighty grill masters fill this up with some recipes - something really good please Here's a pic of my competition bbq ribs. Sorry, no recipe, top secret, lol.  and here was some chicken thighs. I picked this recipe up from Myron Mixon    |
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Post by jetstream23 on Dec 16, 2014 10:43:54 GMT -5
This may become our grilling thread. I need a new charcoal grill and I'm looking at this. Might lob it at the wife as a last second gift idea. I have an older 22" Weber charcoal grill without the table or assisted starter. Need to replace that thing. www.weber.com/grills/series/performer/performer-deluxe-22 |
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Post by jay57 on Dec 16, 2014 16:30:58 GMT -5
Alright - how about some of you almighty grill masters fill this up with some recipes - something really good please Here's a pic of my competition bbq ribs. Sorry, no recipe, top secret, lol. and here was some chicken thighs. I picked this recipe up from Myron Mixon  |
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Post by tailgatejoe on Dec 17, 2014 4:55:31 GMT -5
This may become our grilling thread. I need a new charcoal grill and I'm looking at this. Might lob it at the wife as a last second gift idea. I have an older 22" Weber charcoal grill without the table or assisted starter. Need to replace that thing. www.weber.com/grills/series/performer/performer-deluxe-22I have a webber 22 kettle and their big ass ranch kettle. I don't really see the need for these gas ignition models. I just use a chimney and a simple propane blowtorch to light my coals. Why are you looking to get rid of the kettle you have, they pretty much last forever, you can just replace old grates. What kind of budget do you have? Are you looking to do low and slow smoking as well? |
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Post by DDNYjets on Dec 17, 2014 8:02:26 GMT -5
This may become our grilling thread. I need a new charcoal grill and I'm looking at this. Might lob it at the wife as a last second gift idea. I have an older 22" Weber charcoal grill without the table or assisted starter. Need to replace that thing. www.weber.com/grills/series/performer/performer-deluxe-22I've had a Performer for about 5 years. The gas assist is nice and the table is obviously convenient. But my Performer has basically been on burger/hot dog duty because about two years ago I picked up a kamado that has now become my favorite cooker. |
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Post by tailgatejoe on Dec 17, 2014 11:52:17 GMT -5
This may become our grilling thread. I need a new charcoal grill and I'm looking at this. Might lob it at the wife as a last second gift idea. I have an older 22" Weber charcoal grill without the table or assisted starter. Need to replace that thing. www.weber.com/grills/series/performer/performer-deluxe-22I've had a Performer for about 5 years. The gas assist is nice and the table is obviously convenient. But my Performer has basically been on burger/hot dog duty because about two years ago I picked up a kamado that has now become my favorite cooker. Those ceramic cookers are pretty versatile, grilling, smoking, even firing up pizzas. I like the oval shape of the Primo, I was going back and forth between that and a Kamado Joe, but then an event came up that I got hired out for and needed a big charcoal grill so my money went to the weber ranch kettle instead. This is gonna be my next purchase, either this size or the smaller one: It will make it easy to cook a bunch of chicken efficiently. I had some thighs from a guy who uses one for his chicken entry in competition and I was instantly sold. |
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Post by Trades on Dec 17, 2014 13:58:00 GMT -5
This is my grill...  |
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Post by quantum on Dec 17, 2014 15:08:43 GMT -5
I got a recipe for sideboob and nipples. its called a too-small bikini top.
you're welcome.
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Post by jetstream23 on Dec 17, 2014 16:03:00 GMT -5
This may become our grilling thread. I need a new charcoal grill and I'm looking at this. Might lob it at the wife as a last second gift idea. I have an older 22" Weber charcoal grill without the table or assisted starter. Need to replace that thing. www.weber.com/grills/series/performer/performer-deluxe-22I have a webber 22 kettle and their big ass ranch kettle. I don't really see the need for these gas ignition models. I just use a chimney and a simple propane blowtorch to light my coals. Why are you looking to get rid of the kettle you have, they pretty much last forever, you can just replace old grates. What kind of budget do you have? Are you looking to do low and slow smoking as well? My older 22" has seen better days and was knocked over in a wind storm about a year ago so it's dented, etc. It was relatively cheap as well because it was the basic model with an ash can but no table or even a lid holder. It was a gift. I have a large BBQ island with a propane grill already but I want to get back to charcoal cooking. Damage aside, my first 22" Weber was great so I'm looking for something similar with a few more bells and whistles (table, lid holder, quick start propane ignition, etc.). The budget isn't really a problem as I don't mind spending to get something that will last 10+ years. I'm open to any suggestions from the guy who fed me some great pulled pork sliders in Philadelphia two years ago this month before watching Sanchez throw footballs to Eagles (who could have seen that foreshadowing?!?!?)  Thanks Joe! |
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Post by jetstream23 on Dec 17, 2014 16:04:44 GMT -5
Uh oh! Looks like they make it in Jet green too! lol  |
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Post by tailgatejoe on Dec 17, 2014 23:12:43 GMT -5
I have a webber 22 kettle and their big ass ranch kettle. I don't really see the need for these gas ignition models. I just use a chimney and a simple propane blowtorch to light my coals. Why are you looking to get rid of the kettle you have, they pretty much last forever, you can just replace old grates. What kind of budget do you have? Are you looking to do low and slow smoking as well? My older 22" has seen better days and was knocked over in a wind storm about a year ago so it's dented, etc. It was relatively cheap as well because it was the basic model with an ash can but no table or even a lid holder. It was a gift. I have a large BBQ island with a propane grill already but I want to get back to charcoal cooking. Damage aside, my first 22" Weber was great so I'm looking for something similar with a few more bells and whistles (table, lid holder, quick start propane ignition, etc.). The budget isn't really a problem as I don't mind spending to get something that will last 10+ years. I'm open to any suggestions from the guy who fed me some great pulled pork sliders in Philadelphia two years ago this month before watching Sanchez throw footballs to Eagles (who could have seen that foreshadowing?!?!?) HAHA, yeah that was a great time up until kickoff! If you want charcoal and more bells and whistles than one of the ceramic kamado style grills is the way to go. The weber performer you originally linked to really won't improve your experience much other than being slightly easier to light. Once you get a starter chimney and simple home depot torch, you really won't have to deal with any more hassle anyway. One of those kamado cookers can let you cook low and slow for long cooks to make things like pulled pork, hot and fast for grilling and getting a great sear on steaks, or kicking the heat up even more and doing pizzas with brick oven-like heat. They all have options and accessories to add all the bells and whistles you and your budget can handle. One of these grills would definitely upgrade your grilling experience and give you the tool to make a lot of great stuff Here are links to some of the top producers, Big Green Egg, these are the original, the one everyone knows. Great quality but they nickel and dime you on all the accessories you need to buy to get set up. Kamado Joe, a little cheaper, some great features, comes with some accessories that green egg sells separately. Primo, I like the oval shape, made in America Komodo, the ultimate in the category, lawn jewelry, they are beautiful, priced to match! There is a LOT of info on these cookers online, plenty of forums and owners groups. You can google "kamado joe vs big green egg" etc to see differences. If you are in the PA area, I know the guy who owns Tasty Licks BBQ Supply in Shillington outside Reading. Great bbq shop and he is a Green Egg and Kamado Joe dealer. |
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Post by jetstream23 on Dec 18, 2014 0:24:31 GMT -5
My older 22" has seen better days and was knocked over in a wind storm about a year ago so it's dented, etc. It was relatively cheap as well because it was the basic model with an ash can but no table or even a lid holder. It was a gift. I have a large BBQ island with a propane grill already but I want to get back to charcoal cooking. Damage aside, my first 22" Weber was great so I'm looking for something similar with a few more bells and whistles (table, lid holder, quick start propane ignition, etc.). The budget isn't really a problem as I don't mind spending to get something that will last 10+ years. I'm open to any suggestions from the guy who fed me some great pulled pork sliders in Philadelphia two years ago this month before watching Sanchez throw footballs to Eagles (who could have seen that foreshadowing?!?!?) HAHA, yeah that was a great time up until kickoff! If you want charcoal and more bells and whistles than one of the ceramic kamado style grills is the way to go. The weber performer you originally linked to really won't improve your experience much other than being slightly easier to light. Once you get a starter chimney and simple home depot torch, you really won't have to deal with any more hassle anyway. One of those kamado cookers can let you cook low and slow for long cooks to make things like pulled pork, hot and fast for grilling and getting a great sear on steaks, or kicking the heat up even more and doing pizzas with brick oven-like heat. They all have options and accessories to add all the bells and whistles you and your budget can handle. One of these grills would definitely upgrade your grilling experience and give you the tool to make a lot of great stuff Here are links to some of the top producers, Big Green Egg, these are the original, the one everyone knows. Great quality but they nickel and dime you on all the accessories you need to buy to get set up. Kamado Joe, a little cheaper, some great features, comes with some accessories that green egg sells separately. Primo, I like the oval shape, made in America Komodo, the ultimate in the category, lawn jewelry, they are beautiful, priced to match! There is a LOT of info on these cookers online, plenty of forums and owners groups. You can google "kamado joe vs big green egg" etc to see differences. If you are in the PA area, I know the guy who owns Tasty Licks BBQ Supply in Shillington outside Reading. Great bbq shop and he is a Green Egg and Kamado Joe dealer. Thanks. I'll check out the links. I'm in Arizona, far away from PA...but this is good grilling season out here! |
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Post by tailgatejoe on Dec 18, 2014 2:33:03 GMT -5
HAHA, yeah that was a great time up until kickoff! If you want charcoal and more bells and whistles than one of the ceramic kamado style grills is the way to go. The weber performer you originally linked to really won't improve your experience much other than being slightly easier to light. Once you get a starter chimney and simple home depot torch, you really won't have to deal with any more hassle anyway. One of those kamado cookers can let you cook low and slow for long cooks to make things like pulled pork, hot and fast for grilling and getting a great sear on steaks, or kicking the heat up even more and doing pizzas with brick oven-like heat. They all have options and accessories to add all the bells and whistles you and your budget can handle. One of these grills would definitely upgrade your grilling experience and give you the tool to make a lot of great stuff Here are links to some of the top producers, Big Green Egg, these are the original, the one everyone knows. Great quality but they nickel and dime you on all the accessories you need to buy to get set up. Kamado Joe, a little cheaper, some great features, comes with some accessories that green egg sells separately. Primo, I like the oval shape, made in America Komodo, the ultimate in the category, lawn jewelry, they are beautiful, priced to match! There is a LOT of info on these cookers online, plenty of forums and owners groups. You can google "kamado joe vs big green egg" etc to see differences. If you are in the PA area, I know the guy who owns Tasty Licks BBQ Supply in Shillington outside Reading. Great bbq shop and he is a Green Egg and Kamado Joe dealer. Thanks. I'll check out the links. I'm in Arizona, far away from PA...but this is good grilling season out here! Cool, feel free to ask any questions. One other company to look at to just oogle at, this is my money is no object grill that I am currently hard for, Grillworks, an Argentinian asador style grill. Forget charcoal, you are working with wood and embers here. Fell in love with this style during a trip to Argentina years ago. This company makes functional works of art. Some big time chefs are installing these grills in their restaurants. |
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